spoil

US /spɔɪl/
UK /spɔɪl/
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1.

to damage or ruin something

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The rain spoiled our picnic plans.
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Don't let one bad experience spoil your whole day.
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ruindestroydamagewreckmar
2.

to treat someone very well by giving them whatever they want

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Her grandparents always spoil her with gifts.
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Don't spoil the child too much, or they'll become demanding.
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pamperindulgecoddlemollycoddle
3.

to become bad or unfit for use, especially food

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The milk will spoil if you leave it out of the fridge.
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These fruits will spoil quickly in the heat.
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1.

money or goods taken by force or stolen

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The pirates divided their spoils after the raid.
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The conquerors carried away the spoils of war.
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bootylootpillagepreyplunder