SPIKED Meaning and
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Spiked, as an adjective, is commonly used to describe an object or surface that has protruding points or sharp projections. It refers to the presence of spikes or spikes-like characteristics on a specific thing. The term can be used in various contexts ranging from physical attributes, such as the spikes on an animal's fur or a spiked fence, to metaphorical descriptions, like spiked interest rates or spiked emotions.
In physical terms, a spiked object can denote something that is covered with pointed ends or thorns, generally intended to immobilize or deter others from approaching or touching it. For instance, a spiked metal fence is designed to enhance security by creating a barrier that is difficult to scale or infringe upon.
In a metaphorical sense, spiked may refer to sudden and considerable increases or agitations. It can describe a steep rise in an element, like spiked blood pressure or spiked fever, implying a rapid and significant change. Additionally, the term can be used to describe an increase or amplification of feelings or emotions, such as spiked anger, spiked enthusiasm, or spiked excitement.
Overall, spiked describes the presence of sharp points or projections on a physical object or indicates a sudden and substantial surge in a particular factor, whether it be physical, numerical, or emotional.
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Having spikes; formed as a spike; terminating in a sharp point.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of SPIKED
The word "spiked" originated from the Middle English term "spyk", which came from the Old Norse word "spīkr". This Old Norse term ultimately derived from the Proto-Germanic word "spikaz". The term referred to a long, slender, pointed piece of metal or a sharp thorn. Over time, it evolved to include various senses related to projections, points, or sharp objects. The word "spiked" is commonly used to describe something that has had spikes or sharp projections added to it, such as a spiked drink, spiked shoes, or spiked hair.
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