v. and n. 1 to damage or ruin; make unable to be used or enjoyed; 2.to harm the character of by giving too much freedom or money or not enough punishment. 3 go rotten; decay
Please do not spoil the surprise.
Please do not spoil the surprise.
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What did Zack say could spoil a person's mood?
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What happens to spoil Ezekiel's spell?
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Why do homemade goods spoil quicker than factory foods?
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What does 'Too many cooks spoil the broth' mean?
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How did Humpy-Rumpy Hippo spoil the Enormous Crocodile's chances of catching the children in the coconut grove?
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How did Ham Knapp plan to spoil Ginger's performance?
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Sometimes Kate spoiled Jenny's things. What does spoil mean here?
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How did the Conquistadors spoil the peace of the Native people?
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What does 'Don't spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar' mean?
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What does 'Spare the rod and spoil the child' mean?
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rotten; damaged; ruined
good; edible
1 syllables
spoil
boil
boyle
broil
coil
coile
coyle
croyle
doyle
foil
foyle
hoyle
moyl
moyle
oil
roil
royle
soil
toil
britoil
embroil
gatoil
guilfoil
lukoil
o'boyle
recoil
statoil
uncoil
oleoyl
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