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View definitions for spiked

spiked

adjective as in having a spike

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After Trump mentioned specific tokens in his reserve announcement, the prices for bitcoin, XRP, solana and other cryptocurrencies spiked, only to fall back down.

And Austin Reaves, playing for the first time since sustaining a calf injury, got the ball spiked off his head by Towns after putting up a shot.

Earlier on Thursday, the Commerce Department revealed US imports spiked in January on the back of tariff fears.

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Oil and gas companies had posted record profits after wholesale prices spiked amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Food prices in Gaza have spiked and aid food parcels could soon run out after Israel blocked the entry of humanitarian aid, the UN's humanitarian agency said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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