Spawn

What do we mean by spawn?

The eggs of aquatic animals such as bivalve mollusks, fishes, and amphibians. noun

Offspring, especially when occurring in large numbers. noun

A product or an outcome. noun

Mycelia of mushrooms or other fungi grown in specially prepared organic matter for planting in beds. noun

To deposit eggs; produce spawn. intransitive verb

To produce offspring in large numbers. intransitive verb

To produce or deposit (spawn). intransitive verb

To produce (offspring). intransitive verb

To produce or give rise to. intransitive verb

To plant with mycelia grown in specially prepared organic matter. intransitive verb

To produce or lay (eggs): said of a female fish, and by extension of other animals; hence, to generate. It is sometimes applied, in contempt, to human beings.

To produce or lay eggs of the kinds called spawn, as a fish, frog, mollusk, or crustacean; by extension, to produce offspring: said of other animals, and, in contempt, of human beings.

To issue, as the eggs or young of a fish: by extension applied to other animals, and to human beings, in contempt.

The eggs or ova of various oviparous animals, as amphibians, fishes, mollusks, crustaceans, etc., when small and numerous, or extruded in more or less coherent masses; female roe. noun

The spat of the oyster, from the time of the discharge of the egg until the shell is visible and the creature has become attached. noun

Offspring of fish; very small fish; fry. noun

Offspring in general; a swarming brood: applied, mostly in contempt, to human beings. noun

In botany, the mycelium of fungi; the white fibrous matter forming the matrix from which fungi are produced. noun

Containing spawn; spawning, or about to spawn; ripe, as a fish.

To produce or deposit (eggs), as fishes or frogs do. transitive verb

To produce or deposit (eggs) in water.

To generate, bring into being, especially non-mammalian beings in very large numbers.

To bring forth in general.

To induce (aquatic organisms) to spawn.

To plant with fungal spawn.

To deposit (numerous) eggs in water.

To reproduce, especially in large numbers.

(of a character or object) (To cause) to appear spontaneously in a game at a certain point and time.

In multiplayer games, the place where a dead person or a person that has just joined is born or created. Urban Dictionary

What you call your child when they are up to no good,can have the prefix evil ie:evil spawn. Urban Dictionary

The Image comic book character, that has magical powers to materialize different guns through each issue....which is cool! Urban Dictionary

To reproduce and participate in sexual activities. Also just a really cool way to say 'Have Sex' Urban Dictionary

Smashing Property And Whopping Norb The terminology from the character "Dagget" from The Angry Beavers, yep yep. Urban Dictionary

To retrieve an item for someone else. Urban Dictionary

When someone’s appears out of fucking nowhere. Urban Dictionary

The lead character from the Image comic, “SPAWN” A former government assassin, Lieutenant Colonel Albert F. Simmons. Upon being murdered by Chapel and Priest, fellow assassins, Al is sent to hell where he makes a pact with the devil (Known as Malebolgia in the comic). Al agrees to give Malebolgia his soul, and to lead hell’s army to the gates of heaven, thus kick-starting the Apocalypse. Upon making this deal with Malebolgia, Al Simmons becomes a Hellspawn, and adopts the name “Spawn” for short. Spawn possesses a variety of powers and abilities, with the help of his parasitic suit, his cape and chains. To name a few things, Spawn is able to shoot concentrated *necroplasm from his hands, and on occasion has shot a beam of necroplasm from his chest. He can use his chains to grapple distant objects, to pull himself up to difficult to reach areas, and to bind his victims. They also come in handy for whipping people, and just look kind of neat. His cape gives him the ability to “fly” although it’s more like floating, seeing as there is no wing or arm flapping involved. It can also take on the forms of many objects (Such as in the game SPAWN: Armageddon, where it becomes an axe named Agony) be used for self protection, as a shield, or to wrap up victims in a “cocoon”. The cape also has the ability to hunt independently of Spawn, although long separation from him would result in death of the cape. Spawn can also teleport, re-generate when harmed, and create illusions and hallucinations in other peoples minds. He has the ability to see what is in peoples minds, hearts and souls. He absorbs the sins of people through contact with “underworld creatures” (things such as spiders, snakes, worms, insects) and gains much of his power this way. Spawn is a master of guns and weapons, and knows many martial art styles, which aide him in his fighting technique. *Necroplasm is the matter from which Spawn’s body is formed. Green and glowing in appearance, it is lethal to others in more ways than one. If necroplasm should find it’s way into your body or blood system you can expect an extremely painful demise. SPAWN was created by Todd McFarlane and is a registered trademark. Urban Dictionary

Spawn refers to regeneration in online games after death, particularly in FPS shooters. It can also refer to the location of where the dead player regenerates, or "Respawns". Urban Dictionary

(n.) - Children, particularly annoying ones. SEE: Crotch-droppings. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spawn:
spawn, spain, span, pawn, shawn, sawn, spann, spahn, spaw, spaun, spaan, splawn, spawl, spaws, supawn, sepawn, spawc, spawg.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spawn:
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Words that rhyme with spawn:
on, upon, phenomenon, liaison, con, john, dawn, paragon, echelon, don, moron, denouement, lexicon, fawn, non, swan, pantheon, salon, rapprochement, wan, pawn, amazon, lawn, polygon, baton, gone, pylon, emoticon, drawn, take on, khan, axon, argon, pecan, coupon, yawn, automaton, bon, brawn, avalon, oman, crayon, carillon, marathon, yuan, babylon, prawn, hexagon, flawn, han, capon, proton, antiphon, bygone, oregon, aileron, hon, sine qua non, foregone, iran, neutron, withdrawn, quan, tron, celadon, photon, mastodon, meson, octagon, juan, pion, radon, ron, pentagon, epsilon, hogan, boron, braun, nylon, forgone, put on, sean, parmesan, get on, carry on, yon, agamemnon, micron, based on, gabon, woebegone, chiffon, aragon, pass on, draw on, call on, oberon, amadon, go on, exon.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spawn:
frog, own, salmon, most, mushroom, evil, natural, young, pure, white, vile, very, atlantic, fresh, single, red, virgin, true, carp, coral, female, french, numerous, fruitful, ripe, commercial, barbel, black, yellow, recreant, brown, anadromous, artificial, pre, hideous, cod, successful, sticky, demondim, live, mature, hell, gelatinous, meanest, whitefish, poisonous, slimy, wild, post, jackal, misbegotten, green, striped, northern, foul, prolific, noxious, wretched, mere, dead, herring, stringy, tiny, accursed, illegitimate, treacherous, muddy, cutthroat, dry, abundant, like, plentiful, impudent, fecundated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spawn:
period, test, bass, run, flags, eater, beds, making, fish, slicks, option, thread, taker, makers, eaters, bed, eating, production, running, takers, taking, times, box, ponds, robbers.

Consonant match to spawn:
spin, span, spoon, spurn, spine, spun, spain, spahn, spane, spohn, spann.

Words that sound like spawn:
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