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spottiness

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spot·ty  (spt)
adj. spot·ti·er, spot·ti·est
1. Lacking consistency; uneven.
2. Having or marked with spots; spotted.
spotti·ly adv.
spotti·ness n.
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spottiness
n (Med) → Fleckigkeit f, → Flecken pl, → fleckige Haut; (= pimples) → Pickeligkeit f (inf), → Pickel pl, → pickelige Haut
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