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• spill past tense and past participle spilt especially British English or spilled especially American English
• 1 [intransitive and transitive] if you spill a liquid, or if it spills, it accidentally flows over the edge of a container [↪ pour]:
• Katie almost spilled her milk.
• spill something down/on/over something
• Oh no! I've spilt coffee all down my shirt!
• spill on/over etc
• He slipped and the wine spilled all over the carpet.
• 2 [intransitive always + adverb/preposition] if people or things spill out of somewhere, they move or fall out in large numbers [= pour]
• spill out/into/onto etc
• Crowds from the theatre were spilling onto the street.
• 3

   spill the beans

  informal to tell something that someone else wanted you to keep a secret
• 4

   spill your guts

  American English informal to tell someone all about your private life, or about a personal secret
• 5

   spill blood

  literary to kill or wound people

• ➔ cry over spilt milk

   at cry1 (3)

• spill into/onto something 

  phrasal verb
• if light spills onto or into something, it shines through a window, door, hole etc onto something else:
• The morning light spilled into the room.

• spill over 

  phrasal verb
• if a problem or bad situation spills over, it spreads and begins to affect other places, people etc
• spill over into
• The conflict might spill over into neighbouring towns.

Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Advanced Learner's Dictionary.