splotch
11splotch — splotch1 [ splatʃ ] noun count AMERICAN a large spot of dirt or color ╾ splotch|y adjective splotch splotch 2 [ splatʃ ] verb transitive AMERICAN to put splotches of dirt or color on something …
12splotch — UK [splɒtʃ] / US [splɑtʃ] noun [countable] Word forms splotch : singular splotch plural splotches American informal a splodge …
13splotch — I. noun Etymology: perhaps blend of spot and blotch Date: 1601 spot, blotch • splotchy adjective II. transitive verb Date: 1654 to mark with a splotch ; cover with splotches …
14Splotch — unknown mark, possibly from something spilt i can t seem to get this splotch out of the carpet …
15Splotch — unknown mark, possibly from something spilt i can t seem to get this splotch out of the carpet …
16splotch — [[t]splɒ̱tʃ[/t]] splotches N COUNT A splotch is a large uneven mark or stain, especially one that has been caused by a liquid. Syn: splodge …
17splotch — informal noun a spot, splash, or smear. verb make a splotch on. Derivatives splotchy adjective Origin C17: perh. a blend of spot and obs. plotch blotch …
18splotch — /sploch/, n. 1. a large, irregular spot; blot; stain; blotch. v.t. 2. to mark or cover with splotches. v.i. 3. to be susceptible to stains or blots; show or retain stains, blots, or spots of dirt or liquid: Don t buy that tablecloth the material… …
19splotch — 1. noun An irregular shaped spot or stain. Syn: splodge 2. verb To mark with splotches …
20splotch — Synonyms and related words: band, bar, bedabble, bespangle, bespatter, bespeckle, bespot, birthmark, blaze, blaze a trail, blemish, bloodstain, blot, blotch, blur, brand, caste mark, chalk, chalk up, check, check off, checker, checkmark, cicatrix …
