maroon-spotted
- adjective
- /məˈrun ˈspɑtɪd/
- Her dress was a unique maroon-spotted pattern that caught everyone's eye.
Examples
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The maroon-spotted butterfly stood out among the green foliage.
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Researchers identified a new frog species with maroon-spotted skin.
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The maroon-spotted butterfly landed on the flower.
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I saw a maroon-spotted snake in the garden.
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The maroon-spotted cat blended beautifully with the autumn leaves.
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I spotted a maroon-spotted lizard basking in the sun on the rock.
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Her maroon-spotted blouse was the highlight of the fashion show.
How Spotted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Maroon-spotted combines maroon, a colour name that comes from a word for 'chestnut' (French marron), and spot, which means a small 'mark'. So maroon-spotted simply means having 'spots' that are 'chestnut' in colour.