spitball

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspitballspit‧ball /ˈspɪtbɔːl $ -bɒːl/ noun [countable] American English a small piece of paper that children roll into a ball and then spit or throw at each otherExamples from the Corpusspitball• My memos are spitballs in the face of the faceless monolith where I work.• The Operations students - the field men - are called spitballs around here.• The other buildings are schoolrooms and a gymnasium for the spitballs and gut-men.• Anna said they are the ones who score low grades and throw spitballs in class.

单词	spitball
释义	spitball From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspitballspit‧ball /ˈspɪtbɔːl $ -bɒːl/ noun [countable] American English a small piece of paper that children roll into a ball and then spit or throw at each otherExamples from the Corpusspitball• My memos are spitballs in the face of the faceless monolith where I work.• The Operations students - the field men - are called spitballs around here.• The other buildings are schoolrooms and a gymnasium for the spitballs and gut-men.• Anna said they are the ones who score low grades and throw spitballs in class.
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