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Meanings of blotch in English
Usage of blotch in English
1
This faded to a blotch in the thick stone, and became obliterated.
2
The dying fire glimmered like a blotch of blood under the trees.
3
The purple blotch that must have been Hood was moving, staggering about.
4
His eye fell by chance upon the blotch in Law's bloodstained tunic.
5
A pink blotch had formed on the cheekbone under his right eye.
6
A wiggle, a wobble, a dash of red, a blotch of blue.
7
They saw a very distinct, irregular blotch, surrounded by almost transparent ice.
8
Like a blotch marring the burgeoning blue, the wolf leaped behind Custo.
9
Back on Earth, he later visited that white blotch with his family.
10
His shirt was plastered against his chest in a single dark blotch.
11
A blotch of crimson showed upon the cheek-bones and the dull eyes glowed.
12
Over there by the fowl-house lay Jake, a horrid blotch in the moonlight.
13
He stood gazing out at the red blotch upon the water.
14
He pointed to what Neela thought was a small blotch on the wall.
15
Kazan and the sledge became only a dark blotch to her.
16
Ahead of them, Flail's headlamp cast an unmoving yellow blotch on the ceiling.
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Blotch across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common