spoiling

Speech parts

1. spoiling - Noun

2. spoiling - Verb

Meaning

of Spoil

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

spoil spoilage blight screwing bungle dirtying damage easy destroy destruction breaking collapse corruption harm damages
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Antonyms

building construction care advantage build creation
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Hypernyms

injury decay

Hyponyms

mold mould mildew souring

Related terms

Q-spoiling

Phrases with the word

spoiling for a fight

Anagrams

pignolis

Examples

her spoiling my dress was deliberate Source: Internet

After a review, however, it was ruled that receiver Shameen Jones’ pitch was an illegal forward pass, spoiling a wild celebration for the Scarlet Knights (1-1, 1-1). Source: Internet

All Frame models ship with external One Connect boxes so that you don’t have to worry about spools of ugly cables spoiling the clean, painting-like look. Source: Internet

And forget about election spoiling; Hawkins noted that even if all of Jill Stein’s votes had gone to Hillary Clinton in 2016, it wouldn’t have made a difference. Source: Internet

Garlic is often kept in oil to produce flavored oil; however, the practice requires measures to be taken to prevent the garlic from spoiling. Source: Internet

Also he's just avoiding spoiling it too much, as every reviewer suggests, even the people on the complete opposite side of the debate. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

spoilery spoilfive spoilful spoiling for a fight spoilless spoils