1. A shoot; a sprout; a small boom or spar which crosses the sail of a boat diagonally and elevates and extends it.

2. To sprout; to bud; to germinate.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• spirit,
• aprit,
• zprit,
• xprit,
• dprit,
• wprit,
• sorit,
• slrit,
• s-rit,
• s0rit,
• speit,
• spfit,
• spreit,
• spritt,
• sprite,
• spright,
• spreet,
• Sariti,
• sprete,
• sprett

• spartium,
• sprite,
• spirt,
• spirit,
• sporting,
• spurt,
• sparid,
• spratt,
• spartan,
• sprat,
• sprites,
• spritz,
• spartina,
• sportive,
• spirits,
• sprout,
• spurting,
• sport,
• sparta,
• spritzer,
• spirited,
• sporty.

The adjective form of the word "sprit" is "sprightly".

The plural of the "sprit" can be the "sprits".

The singular of the "sprit" can be the "sprit".