v. distribute or disperse widely; n. process or result of distributing or extending over a wide expanse of space
Margaret spread butter on her bread.
Margaret spread butter on her bread.
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The stars were spread broadly across the sky.
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He spread molasses all over his pancakes.
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Why did the fire not spread after the first bombs were dropped?
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What rumor was being spread about Lucy?
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A pneumonic plague spread across the town.
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What disease is spread by ticks?
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When news spread of Anton's treasure, what did people search for but never find?
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What language did Adoniram need to learn to spread the gospel?
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Containment was an attempt by the US to hold back the spread of Communism.
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The purpose of the Agents of Whimsy Easter Egg Project was to spread what emotion?
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The coldness of the day spread through the house.
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What did Tom do to spread the word about the school board meeting?
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How are sunflower seeds spread to new areas to grow?
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What does "the news spread like wildfire" mean?
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distribute; disperse; cover
gather
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spread
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