[ˈspɔɪlə], (Noun)

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- a description of an important plot development in a television show, film, or book which if previously known may reduce surprise or suspense for a first-time viewer or reader

- a person or thing that spoils something
(e.g: it is a sad thing that so many so-called book lovers are book spoilers)

- a flap on the wing of an aircraft that can be projected in order to create drag and so reduce speed

- an electronic device for preventing unauthorized copying of sound recordings by means of a disruptive signal inaudible on the original


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