IPA: /spɜrd/
KK: /spɜrd/
Having a pointed part that sticks out, often used to describe certain types of flowers or boots.
The spurred flowers in the garden attracted many bees.
Spurred → It is formed from "spur" (from Old English *spear*, meaning a pointed device used to urge a horse forward) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past action). The word "spurred" means having been urged or prompted to action, often by a pointed device.
Think of a pointed device that urges something forward — that's what it means to be spurred into action.