spoil

I won’t spoil the moment that made me tear up other than to say it was not due to the jolting of any memories.

"History, obviously, isn't in our favour, but just try and spoil the party."

A diagnosis of Alzheimer's can be devastating but the couple say they refuse to let the disease spoil their time together.

County’s jails, describing filthy conditions, vermin and insect infestations, a lack of clean water and moldy and spoiled food.

That experiment was slightly spoiled by a yellow card for Sarah Bern, shortly after she put the seal on the try-scoring, that reduced England to 14 for the final 10 minutes.