I sprung out of my seat when I got an A on the math test.
the frog sprung out of the pile of leaves
The squirrel leaped from the tree and landed lightly on the freshly sprung grass below.
The hydraulic pressure was reduced when he sprung a leak in the hose.
As soon as I hung up the phone, I sprung into action. sprung is the usage your looking for i think
Sprung is the past participle of spring and can also mean being infatuated by someone so no, it is not a curse word.
liking or Sprung
The Latin word is 'prognatus' meaning born or sprung from
"Sprung" typically means to have jumped or leaped up suddenly. It can also refer to something that has been released or evolved.
No. The antonym of the word fresh is, inter alia, 'stale'. So, inasmuch as any modern term that has spontaneously sprung from the vernacular is not a word, 'unfresh' is not a word.
The phrase am sprung in German means "on the jump."In English, that use of the verb to spring would have little application, except perhaps as slang for someone who was released or broken out of jail (I am sprung from prison).
Steven Sprung's birth name is Steven Sprung.
Sprung happened in 2004.