Spoiler used in a sentence

Spoiler in a sentence as a noun

If people started posting Game of Thrones spoilers and other such content, I'm sure it would affect usage.

I think you should consider editing your comment to remove the spoiler though, if this was the first time I'd read the story that would have spoiled it a little for me.

— obvious spoiler alert: The answer is no."The answer is yes. If 2% of users have a purpose for it, perhaps it wouldn't have been high up on the priority list to implement as a new feature, but it's already there, and removing it requires extra work.

I think Sharon basically decided that, given Arafat's previous form, he was a very high risk as a grand bargain spoiler - Arafat's moral authority with the Palestinian population remained high.

The patriarch of the protagonist's family is what one might almost call a Western otaku - English-speaking, European-literature-loving, contemptuous of all things Japanese, and a few spoiler things as well - and the novels themselves are heavily influenced by Western ****** mysteries & a bit of philosophy too. I was struck by how old-fashioned this preference seemed in the character.