"Spat" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Spat" Meaning

A sudden or brief quarrel or dispute; a squabble.

"Spat" Examples

Examples of "Spat"

1. Verbal Exchange

- "The couple got into a spat over whose turn it was to do the dishes."
- Children often have a spat during playtime.

2. Fight or Conflict

- A physical spat broke out during the championship match.
- The two teams had a spat after the referees made a questionable call.

3. Psychological Difference

- She had a spat with her therapist about the effectiveness of a particular treatment.
- Their spat about the move was a consequence of their fundamentally different views.

4. Object Separated by a gap

- The two rocks are lying in a spat, barely touching the ground.
- The leaves make a spat along the surface of the pond.

5. Facial Feature

- Her beautiful eyes and her sharp spat made her look like an actress.
- The horse's sharp spat gave her a unique look.
- His sharp spat ran diagonally across his cheeks.
- Her long spat separated the two parts of her face, making it more angled.