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- adjective
- /ˈspɔɪləri/
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- But in other, much more spoilery news, the app that these images came from also seems to set up the final scene in the first of the Hobbit trilogy.
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Watch on YouTubeI'll go into frequently asked questions in a second and also this is going to be non spoilery until I say so.
- I'll go into frequently asked questions in a second and also this is going to be non spoilery until I say so.
- So the rest is going to be spoilery, but like how much spoilers do you really get with that kind of story, right?
- But my first question and spoilery content part is can we just kind of gossip about Dean for a second?
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We have some really fun stuff in store that is too spoilery to share.
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I want to talk about the, not to get too spoilery, I would just say the angry child scene.
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I'll go into frequently asked questions in a second and also this is going to be non spoilery until I say so.
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I won't show you the later ones because they get a little spoilery, but just so good.
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So the rest is going to be spoilery, but like how much spoilers do you really get with that kind of story, right?
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Script reviews are fantastic, so long as they aren't too spoilery.
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The article contained several spoilery details that ruined the movie for me.
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Avoid spoilery comments if you want to enjoy the surprise ending of the book.
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I try to keep my reviews non-spoilery so everyone can appreciate the plot twists.
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Showing information or parts that were hidden before
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Tends to reveal information
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Etymology
The word spoilery comes from spoil, which means 'to ruin', as in spoiled milk or a spoiled child, and the ending -y means 'full of'. So something spoilery is 'full of' details that 'ruin' a story or its surprise.