sprade
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Norwegian Bokmål[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Related to sprelle (“squiggle”) and sprette (“bounce”)
Noun[edit]
sprade m (definite singular spraden, indefinite plural sprader, definite plural spradene)
- prancer (person)
Usage notes[edit]
Typically applied to someone who unabashedly walks about showing off some new piece of clothing. Use of the synonym, spradebasse, is however more common.
Synonyms[edit]
Verb[edit]
sprade (present tense sprader, past tense sprada or spradet, past participle sprada or spradet)
Usage notes[edit]
Typically applied as detailed above, but also commonly about young children strutting about in the nude.