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71spread yourself too thin — If you spread youself too thin, you overextend yourself and take on too many things to deal with them properly …
72spread like wildfire — ► spread like wildfire spread with great speed. Main Entry: ↑wildfire …
73spread eagle — n. 1. the figure of an eagle with wings and legs spread, used as an emblem of the U.S. 2. something suggesting this, as an acrobatic figure in fancy skating …
74spread betting — noun A form of gambling in which people stake money on whether the numerical outcome of an event will be higher or lower than a stated amount • • • Main Entry: ↑spread …
75spread-eaglewise — spread eaˈglewise adverb • • • Main Entry: ↑spread …
76spread-over — spreadˈ over noun 1. An act of spreading out 2. An elastic distribution of working hours • • • Main Entry: ↑spread …
77spread a plate — (horse racing) (of a horse) to lose a shoe or racing plate, esp before or during a race • • • Main Entry: ↑spread …
78spread oneself too thin — To attempt so many tasks at once that none is done satisfactorily • • • Main Entry: ↑spread * * * be involved in so many different activities or projects that one s time and energy are not used to good effect …
79spread F — spread F, a patchy or diffuse pattern of reflected radio signals from the F layer of the ionosphere: »A natural phenomenon known as spread F…occurs at night under certain natural conditions and suggests instabilities in the ionospheric plasma… …
80spread|a|ble — «SPREHD uh buhl», adjective. that spreads or can be spread: »spreadable illness or cheese …