sprayey

English

Etymology

From spray +‎ -ey.

Adjective

sprayey (comparative sprayier, superlative sprayiest)

1. Full of spray.
   • 1865, The Dublin University Magazine:

     […] the open sea, whose blue bounding waters, lashed by the innumerable oars, spread in a sprayey path for a mile behind them.

2. Branching.
   • 1832, Magazine of Natural History:

     Their unsuspicious temper makes them not over careful in concealing their nest, it being built on a sprayey part of a horizontal branch of a tree, about 8 ft. or 10 ft. from the ground.