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1. (n.) blotch
a large, irregular spot or blot; stain.
2. blotch
a discolored spot on the skin; blemish.
3. blotch
any of several plant diseases caused by fungi and characterized by cankers and lesions.
4. (v.t.) blotch
to mark with blotches.
Etymology: (1595–1605)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) blotch, splodge, splotch
an irregularly shaped spot
2. (verb) mottle, streak, blotch
mark with spots or blotches of different color or shades of color as if stained
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) blotch
a blot or spot, as of color or of ink; especially a large or irregular spot. Also Fig.; as, a moral blotch
2. (adj) blotch
a large pustule, or a coarse eruption
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Sense: a discoloured mark
Those red blotches on her face are very ugly.
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 Afrikaans: vlekke |
 Arabic: بُقْعَةٌ (على الجِلْد) |
 Bulgarian: безцветно петно |
 Brazilian: mancha |
 Czech: skvrna |
 German: der Ausschlag |
 Danish: plet; mærke |
 Greek: πανάδα |
 Spanish: mancha, erupción |
 Estonian: laik |
 Farsi: لک و پیس |
 Finnish: läiskä |
 French: tache |
 Hebrew: כֶּתֶם, סִימָן |
 Hindi: छाला, व्रण |
 Croatian: bubuljica |
 Hungarian: pattanás |
 Indonesian: bercak, jerawat |
 Icelandic: blettur,útbrot |
 Italian: macchia |
 Japanese: はん点 |
 Korean: 검버섯 |
 Lithuanian: dėmė |
 Latvian: plankums |
 Malay: tompok merah |
 Dutch: vlek |
 Norwegian: flekk, klatt, skjold |
 Polish: plama |
 Persian: لک و پیس |
 Pashto: لوی داغ |
 Portuguese: mancha |
 Romanian: pată |
 Russian: прыщ; пятно |
 Slovak: škvrna |
 Slovenian: madež |
 Serbian: beleg |
 Swedish: fläck |
 Thai: จุดหรือแต้ม |
 Turkish: leke, kızartı |
 Taiwanese: 斑點 |
 Ukrainian: прищ; пляма |
 Urdu: داغ دھبے |
 Vietnamese: vết |
 Chinese: 斑点 |
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