spray
//spreɪ//
Noun
Liquid that is forced out of a container or device in very small drops
She used a spray to water the plants.
A liquid substance kept under pressure in a container and released as a fine mist
I bought a spray to keep insects away.
Water or other liquid flying in small drops through the air, especially from waves or a waterfall
The spray from the waterfall felt cool on our faces.
A device or container from which liquid can be sprayed
I bought a spray to water my plants.
A small branch or stem with leaves and flowers attached
She picked a spray of cherry blossoms from the tree.
Verb
To force liquid out in very small drops through the air
She sprayed water on the plants.
To cover something with drops of liquid using a spray device
She sprayed water on the plants.
To scatter or spread in all directions like a spray
The water sprayed in all directions when the pipe burst.