SPEEL
Etymology 1
Verb
speel (third-person singular simple present speels, present participle speeling, simple past and past participle speeled)
(dialect, Scottish and Northern English) To climb.
Etymology 2
Verb
speel (third-person singular simple present speels, present participle speeling, simple past and past participle speeled)
To talk at length, to spiel.
Etymology 3
Verb
speel (third-person singular simple present speels, present participle speeling, simple past and past participle speeled)
(dialect, Australia) To run.
Etymology 4
Noun
speel (plural speels)
(chiefly, South Africa) A story; a spiel.
Etymology 5
Noun
speel (plural speels)
(dialect) A splinter; a strip of wood or metal.
Etymology 6
Verb
speel (third-person singular simple present speels, present participle speeling, simple past and past participle speeled)
(dialectal, rural, Northern England, Scotland) To lake, play, sport, take amusement.
Etymology 7
Noun
speel (plural speels)
(dialectal, rural, Northern England, Scotland) A game.
Anagrams
• LEEPs, Leeps, Lepes, peels, sleep
Source: Wiktionary