rare. [f. SPRAY sb.1]
1. trans. To furnish with sprays or twigs.
1572. Bossewell, Armorie, II. 88 b. And the hande highte Palma, when the fingers benne streithte foorthe, as it were boughes, or braunches sprayed.
2. intr. To grow out into sprays or twigs; to ramify.
1872. C. King, Mountain. Sierra Nev., ii. 41. Huge branches which quickly turn down, and spray out.
1891. J. Winsor, Columbus, vi. 131. It became clear that the currents of the Atlantic sprayed in a circling fringe in the North Atlantic.