spray
To push liquid out in many small drops.
To force liquid out of a container in a fine mist or stream, often over a wide area.
Many small drops of liquid in the air.
A mass of small drops of liquid sent through the air, usually from a container or natural source.
A bottle or machine that sends out liquid in small drops.
A container or device designed to send out liquid in a fine mist or stream.
A small part of a plant with flowers or leaves.
A small branch or stem bearing flowers, leaves, or berries, often used for decoration.
- Base: spray
- Plural: spray, sprays
- Base: spray
- 3rd Person Singular: sprays
- Present Participle: spraying
- Past: sprayed
pepper spray
1Self-defense irritant aerosol
A chemical in a can that hurts eyes and skin, used for self-defense.
- The woman used pepper spray to stop the attacker.
- Police are trained to use pepper spray safely.
spray on
1Apply something via spraying
To put something, like paint or perfume, onto something by spraying it.
- Spray on the sunscreen before going outside.
- They sprayed on a fresh coat of paint.
spray paint
1Paint applied by spraying
To paint something by spraying paint from a can or machine.
- They decided to spray paint the old chairs bright red.
- Someone spray painted graffiti on the wall.