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Meanings of spunk in English
Synonyms
Examples for "heart"
Examples for "heart"
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
3
Let the simple heart and hope among us Keep our family strong.
4
Congestive heart failure is a major public health problem in western countries.
5
Reducing your stress level can really aid in improving your heart health.
1
Main outcomes and measures: The main outcome measure was facial nerve weakness.
2
However, this effect was only seen in animals after spinal nerve ligation.
3
Perhaps, by sheer nerve and animal cunning, you'll survive for a year.
4
The use of nerve growth factors was limited by severe side effects.
5
Hold our nerve and we will have changed British politics for good.
1
He's extremely strong. Ligety said his opponents kept him on his mettle.
2
He looked very handsome; mettle and purpose were roused in him fully.
3
His son has yet to prove his mettle on the political stage.
4
Wade said Handscomb's contributions to a strong Victorian side showed his mettle.
5
His mettle must be tried in the school of patience and drudgery.
Usage of spunk in English
1
Hildemara had shown real spunk that day, and at other times, too.
2
She's got spunk enough to waak to Lunnon if she'd a mind.
3
All the guys smile, like they enjoy a chick with some spunk.
4
Kotex and rubbers snared and flapping, full of Middleton spunk and blood.
5
Edward talked about the spunk of the British fighting our war.
6
You don't get't'be a first-string Calcutec without your share of spunk.
7
Is that how you speak of a Companion, you scullion's spunk?
8
Ye may light a spunk o' fire in the red room.'
9
But I must say I do have to admire their spunk.
10
And he could be made jealous if you had any spunk about you.
11
Davies gives the kid a great deal of spunk and character.
12
I thought he might have had spunk enough for that, anyway.
13
Show your spunk, and let them see that you will fight.
14
If the fellows have any spunk at all, they won't stand this thing.
15
You know I rather like the social spunk of our Great Middle West!
16
If you do it, he'll think I haven't got the spunk.
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Spunk across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common