Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Full of spirit; spirited.
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Examples
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Compared to Tia Maria and Kahlua it's a much thicker, darker and certainly more "spirity".
Coffee Haalo 2006
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Compared to Tia Maria and Kahlua it's a much thicker, darker and certainly more "spirity".
Archive 2006-05-01 Haalo 2006
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'spirity' old lady, she will instantly undeceive me, and 'let me know who I am talking to.'
Preliminary Report of the Commission Appointed by the University of Pennsylvania to Investigate Modern Spiritualism In Accordance with the Request of the Late Henry Seybert The Seybert Commission
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I channeled Payton and was all spirity and excitable.
Times Squared Julia DeVillers 2011
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I channeled Payton and was all spirity and excitable.
Times Squared Julia DeVillers 2011
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It can be either a subtle, heathery masterpiece, or a spirity, grassy bore.
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It can be either a subtle, heathery masterpiece, or a spirity, grassy bore.
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The path between the coco-nuts to the beach passes close to two of the biggest trees, and from each as I strolled along, one sublime morning when the whole world was drenched with whiffs, strong, sweet and spirity, a drongo, flushed with excitement, flew down, bidding me begone in language that I am fully persuaded was meant to provoke a breach of the peace.
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Tea-trees with white papery bark and pale yellow flowers dripping with spirity nectar, the sunflower-tree with its masses of gold, an occasional wattle, and slim palms mirror themselves, and here and there compact jungle, with its entanglement of ponderous vines and smothering creepers, shoulders away the salt-loving plants.
Tropic Days 2003
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He was a spirity lad; and I knew it was very hard for him to be a slave.
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