| spatula | spatula | tr | en |
| spatula | spud | tr | en |
| spatula | slice | tr | en |
| spatula | kitchen utensil with a broad flat blade (used for mixing, serving, spreading, etc.) | en | (isim) | en |
| spatula | a hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances a turner with a narrow flexible blade | en | en |
| spatula | Cf | en | en |
| spatula | Palette knife, under Palette | en | en |
| spatula | An implement shaped like a knife, flat, thin, and somewhat flexible, used for spreading paints, fine plasters, drugs in compounding prescriptions, etc | en | en |
| spatula | A spatula is an object like a knife with a wide, flat blade. Spatulas are used in cooking. Spoon the batter into the prepared pan, smoothing over the top with a spatula | en | en |
| spatula | A small implement with a broad, flat, flexible balde that is used to mix plasters, elastomers and similar substances Artists' spatulas are usually finer and more flexible, while cement spatulas are stouter and stiffer | en | en |
| spatula | (plural: spatulae) Ground and polished fingers of soft stone (often slate) about five inches long and of uncertain use from the Bronze Age | en | en |
| spatula | implement with flat surface, used to lay strands of hair on for colour application | en | en |
| spatula | a turner with a narrow flexible blade | en | en |
| spatula | a hand tool with a thin flexible blade used to mix or spread soft substances | en | en |
| spatula | putty knife | tr | en |
n:spatulas / Etymology :Late Latin, spoon, spatula; more at EPAULET. Pronunciation :'spa-ch&-l&, 'spach-l&. Function :noun. Date :1525.
