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spill

[spil] / spɪl /




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Ley, who after the leadership spill announced she would resign from parliament, said there was "no doubt" it had been "a challenging time to lead the party".

From BBC

Even when a potato pancake failed to flip on camera and spilled onto the stove, she accepted the mistake with grace, endearing her to similarly mishap-prone home cooks.

From The Wall Street Journal

U.S. consumers are feeling pinched financially, but fears that angst would spill over to America’s favorite burger chain were misplaced.

From The Wall Street Journal

It circulated unchecked in poultry for several years, eventually spilling into wild bird populations.

From Science Daily

Software is a significant piece of private-credit portfolios, so meaningful stress in that segment could spill over into the broader loan market.

From Barron's