Dat dar water 'ud jis spile anything you biled in it.

I told yew yew'd spile it a-wearin' it tew bed.

When the active fermentation has ceased, the casks should be plugged upright, again filled, if necessary, the bungs be put in loosely, and, after a few days, when the fermentation is a little more languid (which may be known, by the hissing noise ceasing), the bungs should be driven in tight, and a spile-hole made, to give vent if necessary.

She'd spile a rotten apple.

I'd spile the looks o' the paper.

"It du spile the vine weather vor I," he would frequently grumble to his greatest crony, James Coachman, who, for his part, bitterly resented the abnormal length of the daily drives.

She didn't strike the officer, or utter a single complaint in his hearing, but sat down as if she had been a spile driven through the top of the coach, and let the vinegar run out of her eyes in pure impotency of speechless rage.

" "I jes made some salmon coquettes fuh you whut'll spile ef you don' eat 'em now.

Not but what the labourer is worthy of his hire,' went on Master Ratsey; 'so spile that little breaker of Schiedam, and send a rummer round to keep off midnight chills.'

Thus I groped about the barrels till near the top of the stack my hand struck on the spile of a keg, and drawing it, I got my mouth to the hold.

"I don't want to spile your evening," he says, very perlite.

Ye see, it was about twenty years ago, come September, and I shipped for a voyage to America in the DeDe, well, never mind the name; those Frenchmen always spile their crafts with a jaw-breaker of a name.

The' 's a consid'able nice saddle 'n' bridle on a dead hoss that's layin' daown there in the road, 'n' I guess the' a'n't no use in lettin' on 'em spile,so I'll jest step aout 'n' fetch 'em along.

Sandy must 'a' clim' up on de tree en jump' off on a mule er sump'n, en rid fur ernuff fer ter spile de scent.

But dey ha' ter be monst'us keerful, er e'se somebody would 'a' seed 'em, en dat would 'a' spile' de whole thing; so Tenie alluz turnt Sandy back in de mawnin' early, befo' anybody wuz a-stirrin'.

I's feared you gwine spile my cunj'in'.

"If th' owd lad dees afore next year it 'ull spile everything'twouldn't be no satisfaction to walk oftener nor him if he were dead.

"That'll spile the looks of it anyhow," she remarked triumphantly.

You'd spile the door.

"Ef you want to spile a valuable wife, tu'n her loose in a patch of idlesomeness.

It did seem to me that if I got through all right with Josiah, she wuz that soft and meller she would spile on my hands anyway.

And he sez, "We went in, Samantha, to look for a missin' man, and my corn ached like furiation jest as we wuz passin' the door, and I couldn't seem to walk another step, and it looked some like rain and I knew you wouldn't want me to spile my new coat"

"Hed n't orter hev no rumpus here, 'n' go t' shootin' 'n' mebbe spile yer house 'n' furnicher," said D'ri.

Ain' nuthin' 'll spile a man quicker.

"Spare the rod, and spile the child.