Definition
Definition of spackled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
spottedRare US covered with small spots or patchesRare US
- The wall was spackled with paint.
- Her dress was spackled with mud.
- The artist's canvas was spackled with various colors.
Origin of spackled
Dutch, spackelen (to fill cracks)
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- French:tacheté, ...
- German:gefleckt, ...
- Italian:macchiato, ...
- Spanish:moteado, ...
- Portuguese:manchado, ...
- Chinese:斑点的, ...
- Japanese:斑点のある, ...
- Arabic:مرقش, ...
- Hebrew:מְנֻקָּד, ...
- Russian:пятнистый, ...
- Ukrainian:плямистий, ...
- Hindi:धब्बेदार, ...
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