Springed

You have springed your dottrel, I find, and what is the consequence? — why, that there will be hue and cry after you presently. ❋ Unknown (2008)

An officer springed (sic) into action and we have that amazing rescue. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And so our poor broken-springed world jolts athwart its trackless destiny. ❋ Herbert George (2006)

We sat on the king-size bed with the weak-springed mattress. ❋ Coben, Harlan, 1962- (2002)

He had an uncanny talent for ferreting out, amidst broken-springed, legless, stacked-up pieces, a true antique whose value seemed lost on the owners of the stores. ❋ Grimes, Martha (1994)

A hunting crop lay casually coiled on a broken-springed chair. ❋ Francis, Dick (1993)

They had wintered it and springed it, and clung to it through bright days and dark. ❋ Annie Hamilton Donnell (N/A)

Although somewhat highly springed, the vehicle is so well arranged and padded, that the occupants are seldom hurt by striking against the sides with rough jolting, unless quite helpless. ❋ George Henry Makins (N/A)

The boy was toting a double-springed steel trap, big enough it seemed to take all four feet of any bear that ever walked -- and it was beautifully dull with oil! ❋ Larry Evans (N/A)

With his mutilated hands he could not cock the strong-springed hammer. ❋ Various (N/A)

A girl, so like herself that they might almost have been sisters, passed in a high C-springed carriage. ❋ George Lynch (N/A)

It was the only closed carriage the regiment owned -- a heavy C-springed landau thing, taken over from the previous mess. ❋ Talbot Mundy (1909)

It consisted of a broad metal plate, strapped across his shirt, and affixed to this plate was a flat-springed arrangement for firing, simultaneously, the contents of a revolver cylinder. ❋ Austin Hall (1908)

Cass and Fan Loomis sat shoulder to shoulder on the broken-springed couch and gazed with blissful oblivion into the red embers on the hearth. ❋ Alice Caldwell Hegan Rice (1906)

Lying down on the mat, he took the light-springed rifle and the six cartridges handed him and fixed his eyes on the target, which was a playing-card pinned to ❋ Harold Bindloss (1905)

Witness the beautiful description: "All to once the nor'easter springed out from the land, an 'afore us could down-haul the mainsail, the sea wer feather-white an' skatting in over the bows." ❋ Stephen Sydney Reynolds (1900)

President Whittaker was a rotund, flabby man, whom long indulgence in rubber-tired broughams and double-springed private cars had softened until he reminded one of a fat down pillow. ❋ Holman Day (1900)

A [poet's] [corpus] will never die, for it has a [timeless] springness. It does not contain the second egotistical, bouncy "i" of springiness. Antonyms: winterness,,, normalness ❋ Joannissance (2013)

I am going to visit [the fam] in Not Springs....I hear they're getting [the internet] [next] year. ❋ Philanewbie (2009)

[Ohh] [my legs] are springeing ❋ Scott Rowland (2006)

In Canada, we don't really have spring, summer and [autumn], just [winter] and [road repair] season! ❋ Springbreaker (2006)

when you have taken a really hard test and the teacher has evaluated [the paper] [unfairly], simply state your ultimate level of disappointment by using the term "aw...No Springs" in a simple [monotone] statement ❋ Ubbey Road (2006)

[Winter] makes you [forget] what you've been [missing], but spring reminds you. ❋ Bigtones (2007)

"Spring [Daisy Guajardo], is [perfection]." ❋ CRBreezy (2013)

1:) [did you] see spring she [the best] and she [single] ❋ Undercover Bad Bitch (2020)

Have you seen [spring] [i need] [to tell] her something. ❋ Everyonesproblem (2019)

[Emil]: Damn, [I never] knew [Josie] was so hot! Da'shaun: It's because it's Spring! ❋ GoldGlover375 (2009)