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
The spoils of war were gold and livestock taken from the defeated people.
The spoils of war were gold and livestock taken from the defeated people.
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What animal spoils the book when he is trying to read in the cave?
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"All around him were the spoils of his many hunts." Which definition of 'spoils' is used here?
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What does the boy do when a dinosaur spoils the ending of the book?
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What spoils the inchworm's fun?
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rotten; damaged; ruined
good; edible
1 syllables
spoils
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