Definition of spraddle in English:

spraddle

verbˈsprad(ə)lˈspradl

[with object]usually as adjective spraddledNorth American, West Indian

Spread (one's legs) far apart.
the cat's spraddled hind legs
Example sentencesExamples
- But if spraddle is a term which has never completely gone out of style, squinch is downright popular.
- Before long heads began poking above the water's surface, and eventually big critters with blackish shells and spraddled legs began pulling themselves onto shore.
- Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters.
- This lizard's flattened body structure and spraddled gait make this animal perfectly adapted for living in rock piles.
- He's spraddling out the legs of his tripod to get it down to her level.
- None of the men moved to help her or even look at her, and she sat there leaning back on her elbows, legs spraddled, a white gash of thigh exposed up to the black crotch of her underwear.
- They tumble out of the sky like maple leaves, side-slipping right and left to lose altitude, feet spraddled toward shouts of welcome below.
- When he arose, it was noticeable that he stood with legs spraddled over a large grass basket.
- If per chance one of your birds becomes spraddle-legged, fasten a soft cord to one leg at the ankle.
- She leans into the turn, finely balanced, feet spraddled and pressing the stirrups.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense 'sprawl'): probably from sprad, dialect past participle of spread.

Definition of spraddle in US English:

spraddle

verbˈspradl

[with object]usually as adjective spraddledNorth American, West Indian

Spread (one's legs) far apart.
the cat's spraddled hind legs
Example sentencesExamples
- If per chance one of your birds becomes spraddle-legged, fasten a soft cord to one leg at the ankle.
- This lizard's flattened body structure and spraddled gait make this animal perfectly adapted for living in rock piles.
- When he arose, it was noticeable that he stood with legs spraddled over a large grass basket.
- But if spraddle is a term which has never completely gone out of style, squinch is downright popular.
- They tumble out of the sky like maple leaves, side-slipping right and left to lose altitude, feet spraddled toward shouts of welcome below.
- None of the men moved to help her or even look at her, and she sat there leaning back on her elbows, legs spraddled, a white gash of thigh exposed up to the black crotch of her underwear.
- Before long heads began poking above the water's surface, and eventually big critters with blackish shells and spraddled legs began pulling themselves onto shore.
- She leans into the turn, finely balanced, feet spraddled and pressing the stirrups.
- Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters.
- He's spraddling out the legs of his tripod to get it down to her level.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense ‘sprawl’): probably from sprad, dialect past participle of spread.

单词	spraddle
释义	Definition of spraddle in English: spraddle verbˈsprad(ə)lˈspradl [with object]usually as adjective spraddledNorth American, West Indian Spread (one's legs) far apart. the cat's spraddled hind legs Example sentencesExamples But if spraddle is a term which has never completely gone out of style, squinch is downright popular. Before long heads began poking above the water's surface, and eventually big critters with blackish shells and spraddled legs began pulling themselves onto shore. Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters. This lizard's flattened body structure and spraddled gait make this animal perfectly adapted for living in rock piles. He's spraddling out the legs of his tripod to get it down to her level. None of the men moved to help her or even look at her, and she sat there leaning back on her elbows, legs spraddled, a white gash of thigh exposed up to the black crotch of her underwear. They tumble out of the sky like maple leaves, side-slipping right and left to lose altitude, feet spraddled toward shouts of welcome below. When he arose, it was noticeable that he stood with legs spraddled over a large grass basket. If per chance one of your birds becomes spraddle-legged, fasten a soft cord to one leg at the ankle. She leans into the turn, finely balanced, feet spraddled and pressing the stirrups. Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense 'sprawl'): probably from sprad, dialect past participle of spread. Definition of spraddle in US English: spraddle verbˈspradl [with object]usually as adjective spraddledNorth American, West Indian Spread (one's legs) far apart. the cat's spraddled hind legs Example sentencesExamples If per chance one of your birds becomes spraddle-legged, fasten a soft cord to one leg at the ankle. This lizard's flattened body structure and spraddled gait make this animal perfectly adapted for living in rock piles. When he arose, it was noticeable that he stood with legs spraddled over a large grass basket. But if spraddle is a term which has never completely gone out of style, squinch is downright popular. They tumble out of the sky like maple leaves, side-slipping right and left to lose altitude, feet spraddled toward shouts of welcome below. None of the men moved to help her or even look at her, and she sat there leaning back on her elbows, legs spraddled, a white gash of thigh exposed up to the black crotch of her underwear. Before long heads began poking above the water's surface, and eventually big critters with blackish shells and spraddled legs began pulling themselves onto shore. She leans into the turn, finely balanced, feet spraddled and pressing the stirrups. Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters. He's spraddling out the legs of his tripod to get it down to her level. Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense ‘sprawl’): probably from sprad, dialect past participle of spread.
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