Spoon

What do we mean by spoon?

A utensil consisting of a small, shallow bowl on a handle, used in preparing, serving, or eating food. noun

Something similar to this utensil or its bowl, as. noun

A shiny, curved, metallic fishing lure. noun

A paddle or an oar with a curved blade. noun

A three wood golf club. noun

To lift, scoop up, or carry with or as if with a spoon. intransitive verb

To shove or scoop (a ball) into the air. intransitive verb

To lie down behind and against (another person) so that both bodies face the same direction with the knees drawn up slightly like nested spoons. intransitive verb

To fish with a spoon lure. intransitive verb

To give a ball an upward scoop. intransitive verb

To lie down with another person so that both bodies face the same direction with the knees drawn up slightly like spoons nested in each other. intransitive verb

To engage in amorous behavior, such as kissing or caressing. intransitive verb

To take up or out with a spoon or ladle; remove with a spoon; empty or clean out with a spoon: often with up: as, to spoon up a liquid.

To lie close to, the face of one to the back of the other, as the bowl of one spoon within that of another. Compare spoon-fashion.

In croquet, to use the mallet as a spoon; push or shove the ball along with the mallet instead of striking it smartly as is required by the strict rules of the game.

To fish with spoon-bait.

To lie spoonfashion. Compare I., 2.

A thin piece of wood; a splinter; a chip. noun

A utensil consisting of a bowl or concave part and a handle, used for conveying liquids or liquid food to the mouth. noun

Something wholly or in part like a spoon (def. 2) or the bowl of a spoon in shape. noun

An implement for eating or serving; a scooped utensil whose long handle is straight, in contrast to a ladle.

An implement for stirring food while being prepared; a wooden spoon.

A measure that will fit into a spoon; a spoonful.

A wooden-headed golf club with moderate loft, similar to the modern three wood.

An oar.

A type of metal lure resembling the concave head of a tablespoon.

A spoon excavator.

A simpleton, a spooney.

A safety handle on a hand grenade, a trigger.

A metaphoric unit of energy available to cope with problems.

The most dangerous weapon mankind has ever known... So sharp... Urban Dictionary

The scooping utensil used for eating ice cream because I spend my time on my room crying with a bucket of mint chocolate chip on my lap because GOD IM SO ALONE AND EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE BECAUSE MY FAVORITE BOOK CHARACTER DIED AGAIN AND SOMEBODY DATE ME PLEASE Urban Dictionary

(verb)To cuddle with your significant other (as in the way spoons lie together). Urban Dictionary

A nickname for an obnoxiously self entitled, controlling, toxic and dramatic person. This person loves playing the victim card in every situation and enjoys self pity. They are fake and not to be trusted as they love making you feel bad for them and about yourself. They will simultaneously stab in the back and betray you. This term can also be used to describe or nickname someone with wide hips. Urban Dictionary

Affectionate cuddling where the man lays behind the woman, usually with both people being in a fetal-type position and arms wrapped onto the woman's chest. Urban Dictionary

The thing i use to dig food. Urban Dictionary

A funny way to insult people when they do silly things. it is most commonly used at the alpine school in T3 2019. Urban Dictionary

To fit curves of one body to curves of another Urban Dictionary

A cuddling position where the back is facing the chest and the couple are laying on their sides. Urban Dictionary

ALWAYS leads to sex. ALWAYS. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spoon:
spoon, swoon, soon, spoof, spook, spool, spoor, poon, shoon, spoom, sporn, spon, spoo, spohn, spoot, scoon, spoog, spion.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spoon:
teaspoon, chopsticks, spoons, utensil, busk, bending, yogurt, stirring, sweets, dessert, anthology, fork, disadvantaged, soup, diner, syrup, knife, lure, brake, dish, eating, sauce, worms, eaten, bent, shaped, mouth, handle, bread, cream, tea, dishes, ingredients, sugar, bowl, wooden, bottle, cooking, eat, bend, edgar, egg, mixture, liquid, curve, drink, rice, restaurant, bottom, server, table, poetry, plate, poems, thin, river, finishing, net, illinois, coffee, glass, charity, instrument, milk.

Words that rhyme with spoon:
moon, boon, tune, impugn, balloon, troon, swoon, maroon, prune, goon, soon, buffoon, rune, immune, loon, monsoon, lampoon, cocoon, lagoon, commune, cartoon, strewn, tycoon, picayune, noon, dune, coon, festoon, attune, typhoon, opportune, croon, afternoon, saloon, hewn, raccoon, noone, pontoon, harpoon, poon, platoon, honeymoon, baboon, toon, june, bassoon, boone, pantaloon, shoon, midafternoon, blue moon, cameroon, inopportune, sassoon, hoon, galloon, muldoon, cardoon, shewn, calhoun, rangoon, koon, kuhn, contrabassoon, full moon, tablespoon, teaspoon, bethune, clune, saskatoon, harvest moon, kroon, suine, witherspoon, cancun, trial balloon, jeune, laffoon, high noon, daniel boone, yoon, kite balloon, good afternoon, new moon, brune, suen, phase of the moon, gruen, magoon, shoen, mattoon, signature tune, moone, calhoon, barrage balloon, sand dune, animated cartoon, cahoon, terhune, ducommun.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spoon:
wooden, slotted, large, small, long, big, greasy, sharp, plastic, handled, golden, tiny, mixing, deflagrating, pewter, clean, perforated, table, stirring, flat, heavy, porcelain, bent, empty, huge, proverbial, salt, runcible, hot, stainless, worth, plated, shaped, broken, demitasse, wet, sturdy, apostle, dirty, bright, giant, sterile, longhandled, shiny, shallow, silver, sized, gilt, carved, battered, rusty, leaden, headed, soup, sacrificial, metal, curved, favorite, round, horn, split, pointed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spoon:
feeding, fashion, feed, bill, meat, race, sampler, bills, races, salt, bait, shape, fed, food, soda, samples, restaurant, drift, samplers, worms, powder, diner, baits, handle, meats, times, sampling, cafe, butter, hour, restaurants, nails, style, bread, production, flour, making, holder, diners, bowl, test, racks, fall, victuals, mouth, bit, shaped, cafes, bending, skills, river, wort, bonnets, size, wood, speech, rating, rack, sucks, doses, fork, joint, set, makers, iron, hook, arrangement, teeth, hooks, billed, sugar, bow, back, formula, spinner, moulds, handles, dropping, hunt, core, sample, holders, diet, benders, game.

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

Words that sound like spoon:
spoon, spin, spine, spain, span, spawn, spun, spen, spon, spoom, spane, spann, spahn, spean, spohn, spinne, spyne, cepan, soon, spam, swoon, spoons, spooned, sping, soun, spooner, spong, spoony, spang, spoo, spn, spim, suen, tsun, spime, spem, spum, soune, spooney, spange, spamm, seen, sin, scene, sign, sane, sen, san, sine, sewn, aspen, sain, sapien, cine, sian, sawn, sene, cin, scen, cion, cen, saipan, sein, saine, aspin, senn, cyn, cene, sanne, cne, cien, sien, sinh, sapin, see in, sayn, saan, espen, sahn, sewin, senne, seung, scin, seon, saen, espagne, cinn, sahne, sann, hspa, sea pen, cyne, cein, sbu, sapan, espan, sepon, ceann, cnh, sihon.