spiky in Latin
spiky in Latin is spīnōsus — spiky means covered with sharp points; having spikes.
spiky in Latin
spīnōsus
Having one or more spikes; spiny.
What does "spiky" mean?
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adjective Covered with sharp points; having spikes.
"The cactus had a mass of spiky needles."
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adjective Of a person, prickly or difficult to get along with.
"She can be a bit spiky in meetings if she disagrees with the plan."
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spiky in a sentence
- The cactus had a mass of spiky needles.
- He styled his hair into a spiky mohawk.
- She can be a bit spiky in meetings if she disagrees with the plan.
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What is "spiky" in Latin?
"spiky" in Latin is spīnōsus. spiky means: Covered with sharp points; having spikes.
How do you use "spiky" in a sentence?
Example: "The cactus had a mass of spiky needles." In Latin, "spiky" is spīnōsus.
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