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sprawl

[sprawl] / sprɔl /


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She pushed a piece of cardboard off of her and saw that she was sprawled on her own living room sofa.

From Literature

The 25-day event in August will sprawl all over the region, with free park concerts in all 15 council districts, and 150 late-night shows at clubs and restaurants across the city.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s the type of estate that must be full of hidden doorways and secret passages, a sprawl of a mansion whose stairs creak and speak, while the windows rattle on the wind.

From Literature

Ray is out now on his patio, kicked back on a chair, his big legs sprawled onto the ottoman.

From Literature

Her digital fighter, clad in white karate gear, did a victory dance on the screen while Door’s was sprawled out on the ground.

From Literature