| 释义 |
spurl, v. Sc.
[Of obscure origin.]
intr. To sprawl; to scramble.
1821W. Liddle Poems 100 It kick'd and spurl'd sae Wi' its feet i' the air. 1825in Jamieson Suppl. 1891Blackw. Mag. CL. 85 We mount up a steep crag.., slipping and spurling right over the ruined line of the Wall. |