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61spread-eagleism — spread eagleist, n. /spred ee geuh liz euhm/, n. boastfulness or bombast, esp. in the display of patriotic or nationalistic pride in the U.S.; flag waving. [1855 60, Amer.; SPREAD EAGLE + ISM] * * * …
62spread abroad — index circulate, diffuse, disperse (disseminate), divulge, post, proclaim, promulgate, propagate ( …
63spread over — index dissipate (spread out), expand, overlap Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
64spread betting — spread .betting n [U] 1.) a type of ↑betting on sports events in which someone says what they think the final score will be 2.) a way of buying and selling ↑shares in which someone ↑bets money on whether shares in a particular company will go up… …
65Spread — [sprɛd] der; s, s <aus engl. spread »Differenz«, eigtl. »Ausbreitung«>: 1. Differenz zwischen zwei Preisen od. Zinssätzen, z. B. zwischen An u. Verkaufskurs von Devisen (Börsenw.). 2. der Aufschlag auf einen vereinbarten Referenzzinssatz… …
66spread to the rest of the country — spread nationwide, spread throughout the nation …
67spread like wildfire — spread quickly, go public News of the assassination spread like wildfire …
68spread your wings — spread (your) wings to do new and different things. Since I retired, I ve been able to spread my wings and am busier than I was when I worked …
69spread wings — spread (your) wings to do new and different things. Since I retired, I ve been able to spread my wings and am busier than I was when I worked …
70spread the word — If you spread the word about something, you let as many people know about it as you can …
