How to pronounce “visit a spell”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of set a spell.

Practice Nearby Words

set a spell, sit on, pay a visit, pull up a pew, lay one's eyes on, serve one's time, lay one's eye on, have a seat, sit up with, look in, take a pew, drop round, come round, call, call round, step foot, hang about, spend time, hang out, pop in, sit around, swing by, come on over, put one's feet up, set one's watch back, take time out, drop by, stop by, pass the time, summer camp, pull up a chair, sit in for, see a man, play hookie, serve time, sit the fence, take a seat, take the weight off one's feet, hang around, sit back, make a stand, cast one's mind back, sit through, bide tryst, swear, sit on it, hit the gym, set on, call to task, make time, sit up, link up, take a pill, take a load off, sit on one's arse, do time, grab some z's, pull up on, sit out, catch some z's, get about, take a wiz, catch some zs, stand sam, catch sight of, hang with, set the world afire, touch on, grab some zs, talk at, thesp, pull up, meet with, attend to one's knitting, take a break, spin in one's grave, sit still, stay at home, place one's cards on the table, sit tight, set one's cap at, fence-sit, spect, go to work, camp out, drop in, soak in, kick back, lay eyes on, espy, have a quiet word, call it a day, cool it, set the world ablaze, take it easy, cast a chill, bat around, hold court, check at the door, knock around

Similar Sounds

visitable, cast a spell, dessert apple, unsuitable, centuple, seasonable, seasonal, see double, soft sell, soluble