What Does Spill Mean?
Verb
- To drop something so that it spreads out or makes a mess; to accidentally pour.
- To spread out or fall out, as above.
Noun
- A mess of something that has been dropped.
- A fall or stumble.
- A small stick or piece of paper used to light something.
Spill — Full Explanation
Spill is when you accidentally knock over a drink or something wet, and it goes everywhere.
Spill Meaning in Other Languages
bengali
ছিটানো (chhitano)
chhitano
গড়িয়ে পড়া (goriye pora)
goriye pora
Spill in Sentences
- I accidentally spill my drink at lunch.
- She tried not to spill the paint on the carpet.
- He spilled his snack all over the ground.
- If you spill something, just ask for help.
- We need to clean up the spill quickly.
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Spill Story for Kids
Oh No! The Juice Spill!
What happens when you spill your juice? It splashes everywhere, like a little rainbow of colors!
You might giggle and say, “Oops!” But don’t worry, spills can be fun!
Grab a cloth and help clean up. You can even pretend you’re a superhero saving the day!
Remember, everyone spills sometimes, and that’s okay. It’s a chance to learn and laugh.
So next time you spill, just smile and think of all the adventures waiting for you!
Keep exploring, little one! 🌈✨
Frequently Asked Questions About Spill
What does 'spill' mean?
To spill means to accidentally pour out a liquid or substance from a container.
How do you pronounce 'spill'?
You pronounce 'spill' like this: sp-il, where 'sp' sounds like the start of 'spoon' and 'il' rhymes with 'hill'.
What is the origin of the word 'spill'?
The word 'spill' comes from an Old English word 'spillan', which means to destroy or to ruin.
What is the meaning of 'spill' in Bengali?
The word 'spill' in Bengali is 'ছড়িয়ে পড়া' (Chhoriye pora).
Facts & Quotes About Spill
Fact: Did you know that when you spill something, it can create a fun mess to clean up? Just remember to be careful!
Proverb: A little spill can lead to a big cleanup. (This means small mistakes can sometimes cause bigger problems.)
Quote: "Mistakes are proof that you are trying." - Jennifer Lim
Junior Vocab