speckled

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspeckledspeck‧led /ˈspekəld/ adjective AVMARKcovered with many small marks or spots speckled eggsExamples from the Corpusspeckled• orange-speckled fish• Round his head was a strange, yellow speckled band.• The pink speckled beans looked like tiny onyx eggs.• Redshank: uniform speckled brown-grey with some white on tail and wings, orange-red bill and orange-red legs.• Even their teeth and lips were speckled brown.• Scott's speckled green and gold eyes looked speculatively at Adam.• Some were immature birds in brown and black speckled plumage still.• Very few speckled wood butterflies this year.• The speckled wood defends sunspots underneath the wood canopy.

单词	speckled
释义	speckled From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspeckledspeck‧led /ˈspekəld/ adjective AVMARKcovered with many small marks or spots speckled eggsExamples from the Corpusspeckled• orange-speckled fish• Round his head was a strange, yellow speckled band.• The pink speckled beans looked like tiny onyx eggs.• Redshank: uniform speckled brown-grey with some white on tail and wings, orange-red bill and orange-red legs.• Even their teeth and lips were speckled brown.• Scott's speckled green and gold eyes looked speculatively at Adam.• Some were immature birds in brown and black speckled plumage still.• Very few speckled wood butterflies this year.• The speckled wood defends sunspots underneath the wood canopy.
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