spoiler
/ˈspɔɪlər/
noun
- A piece of information that reveals an important part of a story (such as a movie, book, or TV show) before someone has seen or read it, ruining the surprise.
- I had to avoid social media to stay away from spoilers for the season finale.
- Please don't post any spoilers about the new movie in the group chat.
- The article had a spoiler warning before revealing who the killer was.
- A person or thing that ruins an event, experience, or plan.
- He was a real spoiler at the party, complaining about everything.
- Don't be a spoiler — let them enjoy the surprise.
- The rain was a spoiler for our outdoor wedding ceremony.
- A device on a car or aircraft that reduces lift or increases downforce for better stability at high speeds.
- Many sedans come with a small spoiler on the trunk for better aerodynamics.
- The airplane's spoilers deployed after landing to help slow it down.
- The sports car had a large rear spoiler to improve handling on the track.
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