spoom

Pluralspooms

Formsspooms, spooming, spoomed

1. 1
   nouncountable

   A cold, sweet treat made from frozen fruit juice.

   Like a fluffy, frozen version of fruit juice.

   The waiter brought each of us a small bowl of spoom.

   We made spoom at home using fresh orange juice.

2. 2
   verbintransitive

   To sail fast with the wind pushing from behind the boat.

   Like a leaf blown quickly across water by the wind.

   The little boat began to spoom across the bay as the wind picked up.

   We spoom toward the harbor whenever a strong breeze comes from behind.

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