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spill
(redirected from spill blood)

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spill1
Austral the declaring of several political jobs vacant when one higher up becomes so

spill2
a small peg or rod made of metal

spill [spil]
(engineering)
The accidental release of some material, such as nuclear material or oil, from a container.
(nucleonics)
The accidental release of radioactive material.

spill, spill light
Light rays, from spotlights and other focused light sources, that are not useful, e.g., producing lighting where it is not wanted on a stage.

spill - register spilling


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The neo-Nazis desire to spill blood so they might foster hatred must not be allowed to become reality.
But the thugs must be left in no doubt that the streets belong to decent, law-abiding people - not gangs ready to spill blood.
Thousands of residents chanting C[pounds sterling]Indian troops go homeC[yen] and C[pounds sterling]we will spill blood for bloodC[yen] also poured onto the streets of Srinagar to join funeral processions for two Muslims who died of wounds in hospital early yesterday.
 
 
 
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