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spear

[speer] / spɪər /




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His answer came as a squirrel plucked another barb from the porcupine’s back and held it like a javelin, poised to spear through Clare’s undead heart.

From Literature

He speared the meat with his fork, bit hungrily, and rolled his eyes heavenward in pure pleasure.

From Literature

He has repeatedly referred to California as “the tip of the spear of climate change,” including after last January’s Palisades Fire.

From The Wall Street Journal

He lost his footing and dropped his spear.

From Literature

Most importantly sharpening the tip of the spear — get the offensive line right.

From Los Angeles Times