spoiling

He might not be spoiling his kids with tons of toys or free college, but at least he is there for them.

Avoiding them by living on a non-spoiling diet saves tons.

It's fairly common result of rich parents spoiling their kids.

For moist food at room temperature maybe, but a lot of healthy food resists spoiling by being stored dry or cold.

Rape 1 |rp| noun [...] 2 the wanton destruction or spoiling of a place or area: the rape of the Russian countryside.

"The attitude of league at the moment is "if you playing bad you are spoiling my game and I will abuse / threaten to report you for it.

Did you seriously believe that you'd engender goodwill in the audience by spoiling the film as it was starting?

Search engines are spoiling us. Entire article about an acronym that doesn't bother decyphering or explaining it.

My dad read it this winter, my brother will probably read it this summer...I'd argue the statute of limitations on spoiling should be the same as murder.

As an engineer I've pondered whether or not you could create enough infrastructure to create a non-spoiling product which returned enough capital to move the rest.

It's a bit hard to relay it without spoiling the book too much, but let's say it's related to the fact that even our understanding of the heat death of the universe is based on and limited by our human brains.

If I am a boxing manager sitting at the corner of the ring to encourage my guy during the fight, I don't do him a good service by leaping into it and taking wild swings at the opposing fighter, or at the ref, or at any crazy person from the crowd who also happens to want to jump in spoiling for a brawl.