Object

• bean: We cannot put him in court or he would spill the beans.

• gallon: In Alaska, the Exxon Valdez runs aground and spills 11 million gallons of oil.

• diesel: Imagine a truck spills diesel onto a 30mph road.

• blood: America was prepared to spill blood over a few bucks.

Converse of object

• thrill: It's good sh*t, this song, as he rambles about thrills, spills and drills.

Adjective modifier

• accidental: Accidental events Oil spills are probably the issue of greatest public concern in relation to the offshore oil industry.

• diesel: Diesel spills on road surfaces are a menace to anyone on two wheels.

• toxic: For example, the assets of a waste disposal company can be seized by a court in the case of a toxic spill.

• liquid: The stop helps to contain liquid spills on the work-surface surface.

• nasty: Including leaks, nasty spills, explosions and personnel accidents.

Modifies a noun

• kit: In addition to this, all RIB's taking part in the event will carry spill kits.

Noun used with modifier

• oil: Fewer oil spills at sea, less danger on the roads.

• tanker: For an accidental pollutant release, such as an oil tanker spill, this is important for cleanup operations.

• chemical: They were eventually removed by a team wearing gear usually used to deal with chemical spills.

Preposition: of

• ton: The company is currently being prosecuted for a spill of 57 tons of trichloroethane.

Preposition: from

• tanker: The Bill will make available an additional £ 440 million for compensation for a major oil spill from a tanker.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Don't allow work to spill over into your leisure time.