Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
splay .
Etymologies
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Examples
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One should notice, too, the "splaying" of the outer wall, by which missiles from the top would be projected outwards; and also the use of the mill-stream to carry away the refuse of the garderobe tower.
Mediæval Wales Chiefly in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries: Six Popular Lectures
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First ELSE cellphone, we should've waited for them to come along and show off their initial device; it uses a "splaying" one-thumb navigation system that promises to bypass digging through menus.
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He pushed himself away from the car, splaying out his arms and sinking his fingers into the slimy mud.
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"Hello!" she rasps, teeth bared and limbs freakishly splaying.
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Jesus Montero stretches out his ample frame in a locker room chair as he answers each question, his long legs splaying in front of him.
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Milky came by the way of kindness, that virtue and spoke in languages born from that branch, small kisses on the side of her cheek, and hugs that Milky expressed in her own way: splaying her body atop the woman's chest, staying put for a good fifteen or so minutes or until the vectors of hell had moved on to something else, someone else.
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She pulls me into her hug, a haze of Tabu, her pink, pink nails splaying around my shoulder.
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“You might even call us cousins of a sort,” he continued, splaying his fingers over my breastbone, playfully reaching down to tweak a peaked nipple.
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She pulls me into her hug, a haze of Tabu, her pink, pink nails splaying around my shoulder.
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Not until spring could he stand on uncarpeted floors without his rear legs splaying out in a V.
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