speer
or speir, spier
Chiefly Scot. to ask; inquire.
Origin of speer
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Al·bert [al-bert; German ahl-bert], /ˈæl bərt; German ˈɑl bɛrt/, 1905–81, German Nazi leader: appointed by Hitler as official Nazi architect.
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How to use speer in a sentence
Tragically, speer’s warning is acutely resonant in the 21st-century as technology has been harnessed as an even more efficient tool for manipulation and control of the minds of populations with devastating consequences.
We're Dangerously Close to Giving Big Tech Control Of Our Thoughts | Susie Alegre | June 29, 2022 | TimeDr. Welner appears to be their star witness, although he might be eclipsed by the widow of Sgt. speer.
After a farewell which had more meaning than sound in it, he hastened back to Rings-Hill speer.
Two on a Tower | Thomas HardyDr. speer, who had been watching the strange phenomenon with absorbing interest, asked permission to examine it more closely.
Psychic Phenomena | Edward T. BennettA very detailed account of this incident exists in the handwriting of Dr. speer.
Psychic Phenomena | Edward T. Bennett
A corner of the paper I tore off, and handed it to Dr. speer to identify the sheet of paper if necessary.
Psychic Phenomena | Edward T. BennettOur wise men may make laws to keep him in his normal speer, but uv wat avail is they?
Swingin Round the Cirkle. | Petroleum V. Nasby
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