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Definition of spot
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Spot (n.) A
variety
of the
common
domestic
pigeon,
so
called
from a spot on its head just above its
beak..
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Blotch
::
Blotch
(a.) A blot or spot, as of color or of ink;
especially
a large or
irregular
spot. Also Fig.; as, a moral
blotch..
Serpentine
::
Serpentine
(n.) A
mineral
or rock
consisting
chiefly
of the
hydrous
silicate
of
magnesia.
It is
usually
of an
obscure
green
color,
often with a
spotted
or
mottled
appearance
resembling
a
serpent's
skin.
Precious,
or
noble,
serpentine
is
translucent
and of a rich
oil-green
color..
Cougar
::
Cougar
(n.) An
American
feline
quadruped
(Felis
concolor),
resembling
the
African
panther
in size and
habits.
Its color is
tawny,
without
spots;
hence
writers
often
called
it the
American
lion.
Called
also puma,
panther,
mountain
lion, and
catamount.
See
Puma..
Maculate
::
Maculate
(v.) To spot; to
stain;
to blur.
Aim
::
Aim (v. i.) To point or
direct
a
missile
weapon,
or a
weapon
which
propels
as
missile,
towards
an
object
or spot with the
intent
of
hitting
it; as, to aim at a fox, or at a
target..
Tosspot
::
Tosspot
(n.) A
toper;
one
habitually
given to
strong
drink;
a
drunkard.
Leopard
::
Leopard
(n.) A
large,
savage,
carnivorous
mammal
(Felis
leopardus).
It is of a
yellow
or fawn
color,
with rings or
roselike
clusters
of black spots along the back and
sides.
It is found in
Southern
Asia and
Africa.
By some the
panther
(Felis
pardus)
is
regarded
as a
variety
of
leopard..
Hollow-hearted
::
Hollow-hearted
(a.)
Insincere;
deceitful;
not sound and true;
having
a
cavity
or
decayed
spot
within.
Brasse
::
Brasse
(n.) A
spotted
European
fish of the genus
Lucioperca,
resembling
a
perch..
Floccose
::
Floccose
(n.)
Spotted
with small tufts like wool.
Menild
::
Menild
(a.)
Covered
with
spots;
speckled;
variegated.
Fallow Deer
::
Fallow
deer () A
European
species
of deer
(Cervus
dama),
much
smaller
than the red deer. In
summer
both sexes are
spotted
with
white.
It is
common
in
England,
where it is often
domesticated
in the
parks..
Snowy
::
Snowy (a.) Fig.: Pure;
unblemished;
unstained;
spotless.
Cero
::
Cero (n.) A large and
valuable
fish of the
Mackerel
family,
of the genus
Scomberomorus.
Two
species
are found in the West
Indies
and less
commonly
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States,
-- the
common
cero
(Scomberomorus
caballa),
called
also
kingfish,
and
spotted,
or king, cero (S.
regalis)..
Euchre
::
Euchre
(n.) A game at
cards,
that may be
played
by two,
three,
or four
persons,
the
highest
card
(except
when an extra card
called
the Joker is used) being the knave of the same suit as the
trump,
and
called
right
bower,
the
lowest
card used being the
seven,
or
frequently,
in
two-handed
euchre,
the nine spot. See
Bower..
Isle
::
Isle (n.) A spot
within
another
of a
different
color,
as upon the wings of some
insects..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A small
extent
of
space;
a
place;
any
particular
place.
Point-blank
::
Point-blank
(n.) The white spot on a
target,
at which an arrow or other
missile
is
aimed..
Locale
::
Locale
(n.) A
place,
spot, or
location..
Discoloration
::
Discoloration
(n.) A
discolored
spot; a
stain.
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