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Showing words for SPLAY using the English dictionary

5 Letter Words for Splay

palsy, plays, splay, spyal

4 Letter Words for Splay

alps, aspy, laps, lays, pals, paly, pays, play, pyal, pyas, pyla, salp, slap, slay, spay, yaps

3 Letter Words for Splay

alp, als, aly, apl, asl, asp, ays, lap, las, lay, lys, pal, pas, pay, ply, pya, sal, sap, say, sla, sly, spa, spl, spy, syl, yap, yas

Definitions for Splay

[1] to spread out, expand, or extend.
[2] to form with an oblique angle; make slanting; bevel.
[3] to make with a splay or splays.
[4] to disjoin; dislocate.
[5] to have an oblique or slanting direction.
[6] to spread or flare.
[7] Architecture . a surface that makes an oblique angle with another, as where the opening through a wall for a window or door widens from the window or door proper toward the face of the wall.
[8] spread out; wide and flat; turned outward.
[9] clumsy or awkward.
[10] oblique or awry.
[11] spread out; broad and flat
[12] turned outwards in an awkward manner
[13] to spread out; turn out or expand
[14] (tr) vet science to dislocate (a joint)
[15] a surface of a wall that forms an oblique angle to the main flat surfaces, esp at a doorway or window opening
[16] enlargement

Words related to Splay

hulking, unwieldy, ungainly, full, ample, broad, loose, deep, far-reaching, large, immense, spacious, extensive, vast, expanded, expansive, generous, bulky, inept, ponderous

Words nearby Splay

splat, splatter, splatter film, splatter movie, splatterpunk, splay, splayd, splayfoot, spleen, spleenful, spleenwort

Origin of Splay

1300–50; Middle English; aphetic form of display

Other words from Splay

un·splayed , adjective

Word origin for Splay

C14: short for display

Synonyms for Splay

hulking, ungainly, unwieldy, blundering, bovine, bumbling, clunking, halting, heavy, overgrown, clodhopping, elephantine, gauche, gawky, heavy-footed, inept, klutzy, lead-footed, lumpish, maladroit, ponderous, two left feet, unhandy, wooden