sprung

adjective
UK /sprʌŋ/
US /sprʌŋ/

Something that has jumped up quickly or suddenly.

The cat sprung onto the table to catch the fly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Past participle of spring, meaning to move suddenly upward or forward.

She had sprung out of bed before the alarm rang.

3. Fitted with springs, as in a mattress or seat.

The old sofa was sprung and comfortable.

4. Released suddenly from a trap or confinement.

The trap had sprung before the animal arrived.

5. Having a crack or split, especially in wood or a structure.

The mast was sprung in the storm.