Springs
4 synonyms and 0 antonyms for Springs, grouped by meaning and by how common each one is.
Noun — Plural of "spring": either coiled metal parts that store and release tension, or natural sources of water flowing from the ground.
Synonyms
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How to use Springs
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Frequently asked questions
What does “Springs” mean?
The word “Springs” means plural of "spring": either coiled metal parts that store and release tension, or natural sources of water flowing from the ground. In plain terms, more than one spring — either the mechanical coil kind or a natural water source, and often part of place names like "Palm Springs.".
How do you use “Springs” in a sentence?
Here is “Springs” used in a sentence: “The old mattress had worn-out springs poking through the fabric.”
What part of speech is “Springs”?
“Springs” is a noun.
Is “Springs” a common word?
“Springs” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between "springs" and "spring"?
"Springs" is the plural of "spring," referring to more than one coiled metal part or more than one natural water source. It can also be the verb form used with singular subjects, as in "the cat springs." "Spring" is the singular noun or the base verb.
What are "hot springs"?
"Hot springs" are natural sources where water heated underground flows up to the surface. They use the water-source sense of "spring," combined with "hot" to show the water is warm. People often visit them for bathing or relaxation.
What is the difference between coil springs and leaf springs?
Both are the metal-part sense of "springs" that store and release tension. Coil springs are wound into a helix or spiral shape, while leaf springs are made of stacked strips of metal. Both are common in vehicles and machinery.