spide
/ (ˈspaɪd) /
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noun
Ulster informal, derogatory a young working-class man who dresses in casual sports clothes
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Word Origin for spide
C20: of unknown origin
Words nearby spide
spiculate, spiculation, spicule, spiculum, spicy, spide, spider, spider-burst, spider crab, spider fly, spider hole
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How to use spide in a sentence
“Noee see spide so long dat,” answered the Chinese cook, shaking his head doubtfully.
The Rover Boys at Big Horn Ranch|Edward StratemeyerSimilarly, the light gun called spide or aspic, meaning "asp-like," was named after the venomous asp.
Artillery Through the Ages|Albert Manucy