SPRING

'Spring' has several meanings:
As commonly used:

★ Spring (season), a season of the year.

★ Spring (device), a common mechanical part.

★ Spring (hydrosphere), a natural source of water.
As a place or location:

★ Springs, New York, a historically famous part of East Hampton, New York.

★ Spring, Texas, a town in the United States.

★ Springs, Gauteng, a city in South Africa.

★ Springs, Western Australia, a place in Australia.
As a personal last name:

★ Cecil Spring-Rice (1859–1918), a British diplomat who served as Ambassador to the United States from 1912 to 1918

★ Dick Spring (born 1950), a businessman and former senior Irish politician

★ Howard Spring (1889–1965), a Welsh author

★ Jack Spring (born 1933), a former Major League Baseball relief pitcher

★ Sherwood C. Spring (botn 1944), a retired United States Army Colonel and former NASA astronaut
As a musical title:

★ Spring (band), an English band, or the band's only self-titled album.

★ Springs (band), a Japanese female band, formed by Aya Hirano, Yuki Yoshita, Ayaka Itō

★ ''Spring'' (album), a musical album by Finn Coren inspired by William Blake's poetry.

★ ''The Four Seasons'' (Vivaldi) first concerto is named ''Spring''.

★ ''Spring'' (Rammstein song), a song by Rammstein.

★ ''In Spring'', the second symphony by American composer John Knowles Paine
As a film:

★ The Spring, a film about the Fountain of Youth, directed by John Tiffin Patterson.
As a mathematical surface:

★ Spring (mathematics)
As computer terminology:

★ Spring Framework (Java), a Java application framework for use in both standalone and enterprise applications.

★ Spring (operating system), an experimental operating system from Sun Microsystems.

★ Spring (computer game), an open-source RTS game inspired by Total Annihilation.
'Springtime' can refer to:

★ ''Springtime (1920 film)'', a 1920 film starring Oliver Hardy

★ ''Springtime (2004 film)'', a 2004 South Korean film