- Look up
spite, spitefulness, or in
spite of in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spite may
refer to:
Spite (sentiment), to
intentionally annoy, hurt, or...
- no (apparent) gain, and even when
those actions might cause the
person spiting harm, as well.
Spiteful words or
actions are
delivered in such a way that...
- river, as a way of
spiting the officials. The
Sarajevo Spite House operates today as a
restaurant called Inat Kuća (which
means "
Spite House"). In 1922...
- In
property law, a
spite fence is an
overly tall
fence or a row of trees, bushes, or hedges,
constructed or
planted between adjacent lots by a property...
- In
Spite of
Ourselves is the 13th
studio album of John Prine,
featuring duets of
classic country songs with
various well-known
female folk and alt-country...
-
Spite and malice, also
known as cat and mouse, is a
relatively modern American card game for two or more players. It is a
reworking of the late 19th-century...
-
Spite Marriage is a 1929
American silent comedy film co-directed by
Buster Keaton and
Edward Sedgwick and
starring Keaton and
Dorothy Sebastian. It is...
- The
Hollensbury Spite House is a
spite house located at 523
Queen Street in Alexandria, Virginia. The
narrow building measures 7-feet 6-inches (2.3 m)...
- Look up cut off one's nose to
spite one's face in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "Cutting off one's nose to
spite one's face" is an
expression used...
- of effort.
Templeton decides, therefore, to
direct his
thoughts towards spiting the Voice, whom he
regards as a
capricious entity, by
destroying himself...
