spurrier
a maker of spurs.
Origin of spurrier
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How to use spurrier in a sentence
spurrier hung up the phone and sat in a nerveless trepidation which was new and foreign to his nature.
The Law of Hemlock Mountain | Hugh LundsfordJohn spurrier, whose iron nerve had once been caf talk in the Orient, sat down on a quilted bed and tearless sobs racked him.
The Law of Hemlock Mountain | Hugh LundsfordWhat caused spurrier to pause was the composition of the picture—and the mental comparison which it evoked.
The Law of Hemlock Mountain | Hugh LundsfordThen John spurrier rose, and supported himself by hands pressed upon the table top.
The Law of Hemlock Mountain | Hugh Lundsfordspurrier hastened on, turning into a side street where he could put the glare at his back and find a more mercifully dark way.
The Law of Hemlock Mountain | Hugh Lundsford
British Dictionary definitions for spurrier
/ (ˈspʌrɪə) /
a maker of spurs
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