IPA: //sfɪr//
KK: /spɪr/
A round, three-dimensional object where every point on its surface is the same distance from its center.
The Earth is not a perfect sphere, but it is close to one.
To ask or inquire about something.
She decided to speer about the new project at work.
Past: speered
Past Participle: speered
The word 'speer' originates from Old English 'spear', meaning a pole or weapon with a pointed end. It refers specifically to a type of weapon used for thrusting or throwing.
Think of a long pole or weapon with a point at the end — that's what a 'speer' is, a tool for thrusting or throwing.