Add to ORKGspurt nVery active work of short duration. "A good _spurt_ of fishing." Also, means any period of time. "He was in the States for a _spurt_." (awhile).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1956Used I and SupUsed I and Sup2Used Ispirt, spell, run, tim
spurt nIt was his greatest delight to be first on the fishing grounds, and he was ever the last to ...
spurt nI'll do that in a _spurt_" Explanation : in a little while. Another sample sentence could ...
spurt n...we saw the business of catching cod at its best. They had just "struck a spurt," the fish...
spurt nBrief space of time, e.g. spurt of fish. Also _spurt_. [see 'spell' etc.]brief space of t...
spurt nIt was his greatest delight to be first on the fishing grounds, and he was ever the last to ...
spurt nHe was up in the States for a spurt. 'active work for a short duration'DNE-cit AUG.13 1979W...
spurt nmeaning a short time. "Excuse me for a spurt." "How long did you stay?" "A short spurt."a s...
spurt n_means_ a section of any action or activity, e.g. "a sprut of fishing."JH ...
spurt nThis was common on Barr'd Islands. It means a short period of time. "Let me have a spurt" w...
spurt n- a short while - rhymes with curt He was in the States for a _spurt_.JH 1/72Used I and Sup...
spurt nThis meant a short time This could be a short period of sickness meaning about a week or a s...
spurt nWhen I asked him what the people would do if the hunting and fishing continued to fall off,...
spurt n_means_ period of time.JH 12-69Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedspirt, spell, run, tim
spurt nIt is a fine day in August; the skiffs are on the fishing-ground, as usual. Many of their o...
spurt nBy the time all this work was done it was the middle of July, and the skipper thought it to...
spurt nIt was his greatest delight to be first on the fishing grounds, and he was ever the last to ...
spurt nI'll do that in a _spurt_" Explanation : in a little while. Another sample sentence could ...
spurt n...we saw the business of catching cod at its best. They had just "struck a spurt," the fish...
spurt nBrief space of time, e.g. spurt of fish. Also _spurt_. [see 'spell' etc.]brief space of t...
spurt nIt was his greatest delight to be first on the fishing grounds, and he was ever the last to ...
spurt nHe was up in the States for a spurt. 'active work for a short duration'DNE-cit AUG.13 1979W...
spurt nmeaning a short time. "Excuse me for a spurt." "How long did you stay?" "A short spurt."a s...
spurt n_means_ a section of any action or activity, e.g. "a sprut of fishing."JH ...
spurt nThis was common on Barr'd Islands. It means a short period of time. "Let me have a spurt" w...
spurt n- a short while - rhymes with curt He was in the States for a _spurt_.JH 1/72Used I and Sup...
spurt nThis meant a short time This could be a short period of sickness meaning about a week or a s...
spurt nWhen I asked him what the people would do if the hunting and fishing continued to fall off,...
spurt n_means_ period of time.JH 12-69Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedspirt, spell, run, tim
spurt nIt is a fine day in August; the skiffs are on the fishing-ground, as usual. Many of their o...
spurt nBy the time all this work was done it was the middle of July, and the skipper thought it to...
spurt nIt was his greatest delight to be first on the fishing grounds, and he was ever the last to ...
spurt nI'll do that in a _spurt_" Explanation : in a little while. Another sample sentence could ...
spurt n...we saw the business of catching cod at its best. They had just "struck a spurt," the fish...