Spray

spra, n. Water riving in small drops or cles, as by the force of "wind, dashing of waves, Spread, spred, v. t. [spread, spreading.] To tend in length and breadth, or in breadth only; extend so as to cover something; to divulge; to lish (news or fame); to cause to affect great bers; to emit, diffuse (emanations or effluvia); scatter over a larger surface; to prepare, set and nish with provisions. — v. i. To extend in and breadth in all directions, or in breadth only; be extended by drawing or beating; to be known more extensively; to be propagated one to another, — n. Extent; compa ; expansion of parts; a table, as spread or furnished with a a cloth to cover a bed; coverlet. — Spread'-ea'gle, n. (Her.) A figure of an eagle, with its wings elevated and legs extended, — used as a device in heraldry, on military ornaments, etc. — a. Pretentious, boastful, or bombastic in style.