Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| aspergation | the act of asperging. |
| asperge | to sprinkle. |
| beflower | to besprinkle or scatter over with, or as with, flowers. |
| bescatter | (Arch.) to scatter over. |
| besnow | to scatter like snow; to cover thick, as with snow flakes. |
| bespread | to spread over. |
| besprent | (Obs.) sprinkled over; strewed. |
| besprinkle | to sprinkle over; to scatter over. |
| bestrew | to strew, scatter. |
| bestrow | to strew, scatter. |
| broadcast | to scatter, send out, disseminate. |
| diffusible | capable of being diffused. |
| diffusion | the spread of ideas, disease, technology, etc.. |
| diffusive | having the quality of diffusing. |
| diffusively | (Adv.) DIFFUSIVE, having the quality of diffusing. |
| disgregation | separation; scattering. |
| disject | to dismember, to scatter. |
| disperse | to scatter. |
| dispersedly | (Adv.) DISPERSED. |
| dispersive | tending to disperse. |
| dispread | to spread out, expand in different directions. |
| dispred | (Spenser) to spread out. |
| dispredden | (Spenser) 3rd person pl of dispred, to spread out. |
| dissipable | capable of being scattered or dissipated. |
| dissipate | to scatter or disperse. |
| dissipatedly | (Adv.) DISSIPATED. |
| dung | excrement, manure (verb) to spread with dung |
| expansible | capable of being expanded. |
| expansibly | (Adv.) EXPANSIBLE, capable of being expanded. |
| flurr | to scatter. |
| inexpansible | not expansible. |
| interfuse | to pour or spread between or among. |
| interfusion | the act of interfusing. |
| outspread | to spread out. |
| overstrew | to strew or scatter over. |
| patency | the condition of being open, enlarged, or spread. |
| patulent | spreading; wide-spreading; open. |
| patulous | spreading; wide-spreading; open. |
| patulously | (Adv.) PATULOUS, spreading. |
| patulousness | the state of being patulous. |
| perfusive | of a nature to flow over, or to spread through. |
| permeation | the act of permeating. |
| pervasion | the act of pervading. |
| respread | to spread again. |
| scail | (Scots) to scatter, disperse. |
| scatter | a sprinkling (verb) to go or send in various directions |
| scatterable | that can be scattered. |
| scatteration | the act of scattering. |
| scatteredly | (Adv.) SCATTERED. |
| scatterer | one who scatters. |
| scattering | dispersion; that which is scattered. |
| scatteringly | (Adv.) SCATTERING. |
| scattery | dispersed; sparse. |
| semination | the act of sowing or spreading. |
| skail | (Scots) to disperse, scatter. |
| speld | (Scots) to spread open, sprawl. |
| spelder | (Scots) to spread open, sprawl. |
| sperse | (Arch.) to disperse. |
| spread | extent, compass; (verb) to open or expand over a larger area ) SPRAD, SPRED, SPREDD or SPREDDE. |
| spreader | one who spreads. |
| spreadingly | (Adv.) SPREADING. |
| spred | (Obs.) to spread. |
| spredd | (Obs.) to spread. |
| spredde | (Obs.) to spread. |
| spredden | (PaP.) SPREDDE, to spread. |
| sprinkle | a sprinkling; (verb) to scatter drops or particles on. |
| sprinkler | a device for sprinkling eg a lawn; (verb) to water with a sprinkler. |
| straw | the stalk of corn (verb) to scatter, spread |
| strew | to scatter, spread. |
| strewage | an assemblage of things strewn. |
| strewer | one who strews. |
| strewment | (Shakesp.) strewings. |
| strewn | (PaP.) STREW, to scatter, spread. |
| strinkle | (Scots) to sprinkle. |
| strow | to scatter, spread. |
| strower | one who strows. |