spoondrift

The same as SPINDRIFT (q. v.). spoôn (2), v. t. & i. [SPOON, 8.] *A. Trans.: To take up or eat with a spoon or ladle. "It then may be spooned up as it is wanted."-Anderson: On the Dairy. B. In trans.: To act the lover. *spoôn'-age (age as ig), s. [Eng.spoon; -age.] Spoon-meat. "And suck she might a teat for teeth, And spoonage too did faile." Warner: Albion's England , bk. ii., ch. x.