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1. (n.) spatula
an implement with a broad, flat, usu. flexible blade, used for blending or transferring foods, mixing drugs, spreading plaster, etc.
Etymology: (1515–25; < L: a flat piece, batten =spath(a)spathe+-ula -ule)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) spatula
a turner with a narrow flexible blade
2. (noun) spatula
a hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances
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1. (noun) spatula
an implement shaped like a knife, flat, thin, and somewhat flexible, used for spreading paints, fine plasters, drugs in compounding prescriptions, etc. Cf. Palette knife, under Palette
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Sense: a kind of tool with a broad blunt blade
Spread the icing on the cake with a spatula.
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 Afrikaans: spatel |
 Arabic: مِبْسَط الصَّيْدَلي لِمَز |
 Bulgarian: шпатула |
 Brazilian: espátula |
 Czech: špachtle, lopatka |
 German: der Spachtel |
 Danish: paletkniv |
 Greek: σπάτουλα |
 Spanish: espátula |
 Estonian: spaatel |
 Farsi: كاردك |
 Finnish: lasta |
 French: spatule |
 Hebrew: מָרִית |
 Hindi: चपटा चम्मच, स्पैचुला |
 Croatian: lopatica, spatula |
 Hungarian: spatula |
 Indonesian: spatula |
 Icelandic: spaði |
 Italian: spatola |
 Japanese: へら |
 Korean: 주걱 |
 Lithuanian: mentelė |
 Latvian: lāpstiņa |
 Malay: sudip |
 Dutch: spatel |
 Norwegian: slikkepott; stekespade |
 Polish: szpatułka, łopatka |
 Persian: كاردك |
 Pashto: چاكو ته ورته سامان |
 Portuguese: espátula |
 Romanian: spatulă |
 Russian: лопаточка; шпатель |
 Slovak: stierka, lopatka,špachtľa |
 Slovenian: lopatka |
 Serbian: špatula |
 Swedish: spatel, spackel |
 Thai: ไม้พายใช้กวน ผสม หรือเกลี |
 Turkish: spatula |
 Taiwanese: 平鏟，抹刀 |
 Ukrainian: шпатель, лопатка |
 Urdu: کفچہ |
 Vietnamese: bàn xẻng, dao bay |
 Chinese: 平铲，抹刀 |
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