verb trans
to damage (something) seriously
to impair the success or enjoyment of (something)
to fill in (e.g. a voting paper) wrongly so as to render invalid
to impair the character of (somebody, esp a child) by overindulgence
to pamper (somebody) or treat them indulgently
archaic to rob (somebody) or steal (property) by force
to become unfit for use or consumption, usu as a result of decay
be spoilt for choice
Brit to have too many choices to decide easily
spoiling for a fight
acting aggressively
spoilage noun
[Middle English spoilen via French from Latin spoliare to strip, plunder, rob, from spolium booty, spoil2]