Definitions
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- n. The amount applied by a spritz; a small amount of liquid, lightly applied; a sprinkling.
- v. Present participle of spritz.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Bake loaf on the lowest rack of the oven for 15 minutes, spritzing the oven walls with water every 5 minutes.
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Middle schoolers no longer showered after PE class, a development that Ben blamed for the advent of the oppressively pungent deodorant sprays with oxy-moronic names like Arctic Heat and Blazing Chill that had become required spritzing for teenage boys.
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The office I spent hours and hours spritzing with soapy water and scraping off again (lydy and ddb helped), and then Bob the painter used some sort of liquid to get the last of it off before he could paint.
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"In Italy many years ago, there was rich people and poor people," Luigi Sacripanti says to me after spritzing my hair with water from a little spray bottle.
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Staff members are constantly cleaning the quarters and spritzing the occupants.
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It was so hard that after adding some extra egg white, I put it in the mixer and kneaded it with the machine, spritzing it with water.
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We had something like 30 presentations; this was speed spritzing.
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ÂWe had something like 30 presentations; this was speed spritzing.
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Once the material hardens after about 30 minutes, try to keep it damp by spritzing the concrete wall around the hole with the spray bottle and clear water.
What to do if you have running water coming through the holes
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“Oh, wait!” she said, spritzing Fantasy around the room.
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