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[Latin sparsus past participle of spargere, to scatter.]

adjective: spars·er, spars·est.

Occurring, growing, or settled at widely spaced intervals; not thick or dense.

spur (spûr)

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[Middle English spure, from Old English spura.]

noun

A short spike or spiked wheel that attaches to the heel of a rider’s boot and is used to urge a horse forward.

Something that serves as a goad or incentive.

A spurlike attachment or projection, as:

A spinelike process on the leg of some birds.

A climbing iron; a crampon.

A gaff attached to the leg of a gamecock.

A short or stunted branch of a tree.

A bony outgrowth or protuberance.

A lateral ridge projecting from a mountain or mountain range.

An oblique reinforcing prop or stay of timber or masonry.

Botany A tubular or saclike extension of the corolla or calyx of a flower, as in a columbine or larkspur.

An ergot growing on rye.

A spur track.

wasn’t sure what one you wanted so i defined both.

Could you mean:

sparce ?

disburse ?

Can you use it in a sentence?