spritz
Spritz (noun) means a quick, light spray of a liquid. Example: “She gave her hair a quick spritz of perfume.”
How to use spritz
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA light spray of liquid, the act of spraying lightly, or (more recently) an aperitif cocktail.
Word forms
spritzed past tense, spritzes plural, spritzes plural, spritzes plural, spritzes singular
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She gave her hair a quick _____ of perfume.
Etymology
From German spritzen, related to Yiddish shprits — the same root behind "spritzer".
Rhymes for spritz
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What does “spritz” mean?
The word “spritz” means a quick, light spray of a liquid. In plain terms, a light spray of liquid, the act of spraying lightly, or (more recently) an aperitif cocktail.
How do you pronounce “spritz”?
“Spritz” is pronounced sprihts (/spɹɪts/ in IPA).
How do you use “spritz” in a sentence?
Here is “spritz” used in a sentence: “She gave her hair a quick spritz of perfume.”
What part of speech is “spritz”?
Depending on how it is used, “spritz” can be a noun and a verb.
Where does the word “spritz” come from?
The word “spritz” comes from German. From German spritzen, related to Yiddish shprits — the same root behind "spritzer".
How many meanings does “spritz” have?
“Spritz” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a quick, light spray of a liquid.
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