Spoilt
vverb.socialmake a mess of, destroy or ruinSynset:ball up blow bobble bodge bollix bollix up bollocks bollocks up botch botch up bumble bungle flub fluff foul up fuck up fumble louse up mess up mishandle muck up muff screw up spoil
Examples:- I botched the dinner and we had to eat out
- the pianist screwed up the difficult passage in the second movement
Derivationally Related Form:botcherbumblermess-upfluffspoilingspoilflubballupfuckupspoilagebunglerscrewupbotchfumblerbunglefoul-up
Hypernyms:fail go wrong miscarry
Inherited Hypernyms:botchfail
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s
vverb.changebecome unfit for consumption or useSynset:go bad spoil
Examples:- the meat must be eaten before it spoils
Derivationally Related Form:spoilagespoiling
Hypernyms:decay
Inherited Hypernyms:spoildecaychange
Direct Hyponyms:addlecurdle
Full Troponyms:addlecurdle
Sentence Frame:Something ---s
vverb.changealter from the originalSynset:corrupt spoil
Derivationally Related Form:spoliation
Hypernyms:modify
Inherited Hypernyms:corruptmodifychange
Direct Hyponyms:adulteratedebasediluteloadstretch
Full Troponyms:loadsophisticatewater down
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.socialtreat with excessive indulgenceSynset:baby cocker coddle cosset featherbed indulge mollycoddle pamper spoil
Examples:- grandparents often pamper the children
- Let's not mollycoddle our students!
Derivationally Related Form:babypamperercoddlerpamperingmollycoddlespoilerindulgencemollycoddlerindulging
Hypernyms:do by handle treat
Inherited Hypernyms:pampertreatinteractact
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody
vverb.socialhinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) ofSynset:baffle bilk cross foil frustrate queer scotch spoil thwart
Examples:- What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth's amazing September surge
- foil your opponent
Derivationally Related Form:crossfrustrationthwartingthwarterfoilingfrustrative
Hypernyms:forbid foreclose forestall preclude prevent
Inherited Hypernyms:thwartprevent
Direct Hyponyms:dashdisappointlet downruinshort-circuit
Full Troponyms:breakdashdisappointdisenchantfailfall shortruinshipwreckshort-circuitundo
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something | Sam cannot --- Sue (apply to: cross)
vverb.emotionhave a strong desire or urge to do somethingSynset:itch spoil
Examples:- She is itching to start the project
- He is spoiling for a fight
Derivationally Related Form:itch
Hypernyms:desire want
Inherited Hypernyms:itchdesire
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s to INFINITIVE
vverb.contactdestroy and strip of its possessionSynset:despoil plunder rape spoil violate
Examples:- The soldiers raped the beautiful country
Derivationally Related Form:despoliationspoilspoliationspoilationrapeplunderingdespoilment
Hypernyms:destroy ruin
Inherited Hypernyms:rapedestroy
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | They want to --- the prisoners (apply to: violate)
vverb.changemake imperfectSynset:deflower impair mar spoil vitiate
Examples:- nothing marred her beauty
Derivationally Related Form:spoilimpairmentdeflorationmarimpairer
Hypernyms:damage
Inherited Hypernyms:mardamagechange
Direct Hyponyms:blemishcloudcorruptdefacedefiledisfiguresullytaint
Full Troponyms:cicatrizedefacedefilemaulpockmarkscar
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something
adj satadj.allhaving the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attentionSynset:spoiled
Antonyms:good-natured
Inherited Hypernyms:spoiled
Similar to:ill-natured
adj satadj.all(of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable conditionSynset:bad spoiled
Examples:- bad meat
- a refrigerator full of spoilt food
Antonyms:fresh
Inherited Hypernyms:bad
Similar to:stale
adj satadj.allaffected by blight; anything that mars or prevents growth or prosperitySynset:blighted
Examples:- a blighted rose
- blighted urban districts
Antonyms:preserved
Inherited Hypernyms:blighted
Similar to:destroyed