| spoil party | 3.36 | But the party was spoiled. | ||
| spoil fun | 2.50 | But why spoil their fun? | ||
| spoil chance | 1.51 | If they think it spoils their chances. | ||
| spoil ballot | 1.38 | Two ballots were spoiled. | ||
| spoil plan | 0.86 | Alas, the station master at Ripon spoiled the plan. | ||
| spoil view | 0.86 | Drilling rigs tend to spoil ocean views. | ||
| spoil atmosphere | 0.79 | No garish modern buildings spoil the atmosphere. | ||
| spoil child | 0.79 | Spare the rod, spoil the child? | ||
| spoil thing | 0.72 | There, did that spoil things? | ||
| spoil effect | 0.66 | That would spoil the effect. | ||
| spoil debut | 0.46 | But the fairy-tale debut was spoiled. | ||
| spoil hope | 0.46 | Her efforts spoiled the hopes of other notables. | ||
| spoil moment | 0.46 | Why spoil the moment? | ||
| spoil mood | 0.46 | Spoils the mood entirely. | ||
| spoil relation | 0.46 | China accuses U.S. Congress of trying to spoil relations. | ||
| spoil day | 0.39 | In fact, it spoiled her day. | ||
| spoil fan | 0.39 | Blues fans have been spoiled. | ||
| spoil return | 0.39 | The loss spoiled the return of Baylor coach Kevin Steele and assistant Tommie Frazier. | ||
| spoil show | 0.39 | None of the dissidents has tried to spoil the show. | ||
| spoil broth | 0.33 | Too many cooks spoil the broth. |