Sentence examples for is spiked from inspiring English sources
noun
A sort of very large nail; also, a piece of pointed iron set with points upward/outward.
Another stew is spiked with mustard and laden with mushrooms.
Raw comedy is spiked with Cotton Mather homilies.
He is spiked by base runners and beaned by pitchers.
A feeling of wonder that is spiked with healthy dose of trepidation.
Mr. Pascoe's grandly old-fashioned production is spiked with contemporary psychological twists.
The harmony is spiked with "wrong note" dissonance, but the result is very tepid.
What we've got, essentially, is spiked fruit juice, and there's nothing wrong with that.
The pajon, a large, crisp pancake, is spiked with scallions, kimchi and meat and served with a fiery sauce.
The famous miso marinade for black cod at Nobu, also in New York, is spiked with yuzu juice.
His harmonic language, rooted in tonality, is spiked with astringent bits of dissonance and enriched with murky Impressionistic colors.
But the flies that land on the orange jelly discover that it is spiked with bitter-tasting quinine.
