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spike out

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb spike out has 1 sense
  1. spike, spike out - bring forth a spike or spikes; "my hyacinths and orchids are spiking now"
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Definitions from the Web

Spike Out

Definition:

(verb) To forcefully, aggressively, or quickly extend or protrude something.

(noun) A distinctive and prominent point or projection.

(noun) An aggressive and powerful attack or maneuver, especially in sports.

Sample Sentences:

Verb:

  1. When threatened, porcupines spike out their quills as a defense mechanism.
  2. The cat got scared and spiked out its fur, trying to appear larger.
  3. She spiked out her hand to grab the falling object, preventing it from hitting the ground.

Noun:

  1. The mountain peak had sharp spikes jutting out at irregular intervals.
  2. The architect incorporated a metal spike out of the building's rooftop as a unique design element.
  3. In football, the striker's sudden spike out into the open field caught the defenders off guard.

Noun - Related to Sports:

  1. The volleyball player executed a powerful spike out, scoring a point for her team.
  2. The basketball player's spike out from the three-point line secured a crucial victory for his team.
  3. He managed to spike the ball out over the net, scoring a perfect shot in a game of tennis.

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