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spear

[speer] / spɪər /




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Huge sections of trunks had fallen all around them: “I don’t know why we’d not been speared,” remembered Buzz.

From Literature

As for DOT’s “point of the spear” claim, two of those officials expressed skepticism.

From Salon

Last year, the 18-year-old "second spear carrier" found himself playing the lead in the Royal Shakespeare Company's new production of Macbeth.

From BBC

They mouth thank you as they spear a noodle one-handed, already fielding another call from the office.

From Salon

For the giant is motionless, and its chest is pierced with an ominous spear that rises 3,000 feet into the sky.

From The Wall Street Journal