To spin street yarn
| to gad about gossiping. |
See also: Spin
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To smite hip and thigh
- To smite off
- To smite out
- To smite with the tongue
- To smoke the pipe of peace
- To snake one's toilet
- To snap back
- To snap off
- To snub a cable
- To snuff out
- To sound in
- To sound the charge
- To sow one's wild oats
- To spare one's self
- To speak a ship
- To speak by the book
- To speak by the card
- To speak fair
- To speak for Buncombe
- to speak of
- To speak out
- To speak well for
- To speak with
- To spin a yarn
- To spin hay
- To spin street yarn
- To spit on
- To splice the main brace
- To split hairs
- To split on a rock
- To sport one's oak
- To spot timber
- To spread cloth
- To spring a butt
- To spring a leak
- To spring a mast
- To spring a rattle
- To spring an arch
- To spring at
- To spring forth
- To spring in
- To spring on
- To spring the luff
- To sprunt up
- To square one's shoulders
- To square the circle
- To stab at
- To stack arms
- To stamp out
- To stand against
- To stand at ease
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- To sound in
- To sound the charge
- To sow one's wild oats
- To sow one's wild oats
- to spare
- to spare
- to spare
- to spare
- To spare one's self
- to speak
- to speak
- to speak
- To speak a ship
- To speak by the book
- To speak by the card
- To speak fair
- To speak for Buncombe
- to speak of
- to speak of
- to speak of
- to speak of
- to speak one's mind
- To speak out
- to speak the same language
- to speak volumes
- To speak well for
- To speak with
- to spill the beans
- To spin a yarn
- To spin hay
- To spin street yarn
- To spit on
- To splice the main brace
- To split hairs
- To split hairs
- To split on a rock
- to split one's sides
- To sport one's oak
- To spot timber
- To spread cloth
- to spread like wildfire
- To spring a butt
- To spring a leak
- To spring a mast
- To spring a rattle
- To spring an arch
- To spring at
- To spring forth
- To spring in
- To spring on
- To spring the luff
- To sprunt up
- To square one's shoulders
- To square the circle
- To stab at
- To stack arms
- to stack the cards
- to stack up against
- To stamp out
- To stand against
- To stand at ease
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