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blotch [blɒtʃ] n an irregular spot or discoloration, esp a dark and relatively large one such as an ink stain vb 1. to become or cause to become marked by such discoloration 2. (intr) (of a pen or ink) to write or flow unevenly in blotches [probably from botch, influenced by blot1]
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blotch Translations blotch blotch [blɒtʃ] n (of ink, colour) → macchia, chiazza; (on skin) → chiazza blotch [blɒtʃ] n (of ink, colour) → macchia, chiazza; (on skin) → chiazza n blotch [blotʃ] a discoloured mark Those red blotches on her face are very ugly. vlekke بُقْعَةٌ (على الجِلْد) безцветно петно skvrna plet; mærke der Ausschlag πανάδα mancha, erupción laik لک و پیس läiskä tache כֶּתֶם, סִימָן छाला, व्रण bubuljica pattanás bercak, jerawat blettur, útbrot macchia はん点 검버섯 dėmė plankums tompok merah vlek flekk, klatt, skjold plama mancha pată прыщ; пятно škvrna madež beleg fläck จุดหรือแต้ม leke, kızartı 斑點 прищ; пляма داغ دھبے vết 斑点 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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To make sure, I looked for his shadow, and there it was, a shapeless blotch the girth of his body, (the sun was overhead), moving along the ground. He was on the point of stepping without to question the sentry, when his eyes, becoming accustomed to the dark, discovered a blotch of lesser blackness near the base of the rear wall of the hut. They seemed to have a general groundwork of blue, but here and there other colors glinted at times through the blue--gorgeous yellows, turning to pink, purple, orange and scarlet, mingled with more sober browns and grays--each appearing as a blotch or stripe anywhere on a leaf and then disappearing, to be replaced by some other color of a different shape. |
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