SPECT
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of SPECT
First recorded in 1985–90
Example Sentences
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His hands flipped to another set of images, taken the last time he had the nuclear imaging, called a Spect scan, in December 2015.
From New York Times
This is not a matter of retrospect – it was always a matter of spect.
From The Guardian
“Lazybones/sleepin’ in the sun/How you spect to get your day’s work done?/
From New York Times
“Lazy bones/Sleepin’ in the shade/How you spect to get your cornmeal made?
From New York Times
Which was a real tragedy ’cause these was the first and only set of new clothes I ’spect I’ll ever get in my life.
From Literature
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