* Verb (past participle): This is the most common use. It describes a state of being spread out or lying stretched out.
* Adjective: This describes something that is spread out or lying stretched out.
Here are some examples:
Verb:
* The children sprawled on the floor, playing with toys.
* The city sprawled across the landscape.
Adjective:
* The sprawled city was a sight to behold.
* The sprawled body of the victim was discovered in the alley.
Without context, it's impossible to know which part of speech is intended.