Definition
Definition of splotched - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
appearanceRare US marked with irregularly shaped spots or blotchesRare US
- The splotched fabric was unique and colorful..
- The artist's canvas was splotched with paint.
- Her dress was splotched with mud after the hike.
Origin of splotched
English, splotch (stain) + -ed (past participle)
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- French:tacheté, ...
- German:gefleckt, ...
- Italian:chiazzato, ...
- Spanish:salpicado, ...
- Portuguese:salpicado, ...
- Chinese:有斑点的, ...
- Japanese:斑点のある, ...
- Arabic:مُبَقَّع, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוּתָּם, ...
- Russian:пятнистый, ...
- Ukrainian:плямистий, ...
- Hindi:धब्बेदार, ...
Definition of splotch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
marksUS large uneven mark caused by a liquidUS
- There was a splotch of ink on the paper.
2.
irregular spotUS irregular-shaped spot or stainUS
- The artist added a splotch of red to the canvas.
Verb
markingUS create irregular spots or stains on a surfaceUS
- The artist splotched the canvas with bright colors.
Images of splotch

large uneven mark caused by a liquid 
irregular-shaped spot or stain
Origin of splotch
Blend, splash + blotch
Examples of splotch in a sentence
He noticed a splotch of mud on his shoes. There was a splotch of ink on the paper. A splotch of mud covered his shoes. Raindrops splotched the window during the storm. The chef accidentally splotched sauce on the tablecloth.
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- French:tache, éclabousser, ...
- German:Klecks, beklecksen, ...
- Italian:chiazza, macchiare, ...
- Spanish:mancha, salpicar, ...
- Portuguese:mancha, manchar, ...
- Chinese:污渍, 弄脏, ...
- Japanese:しみ, 斑点をつける, ...
- Arabic:بُقْعَة, لَطَّخَ, ...
- Hebrew:כֶּתֶם, לְהַכְתִּים, ...
- Russian:пятно, разбрызгивать, ...
- Ukrainian:пляма, розбризкати, ...
- Hindi:धब्बा, धब्बा बनाना, ...
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