spattered
- adjective
- /ˈspætərd/
:
salpicado
- After the paint fight, her clothes were all spattered with different shades of blue and green.
If a glass gets broken, if their shoe is spattered with mud.
- If a glass gets broken, if their shoe is spattered with mud.
Examples
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Master physician with a masterly joy in wrapping up mud spattered coast dusted wounds at midnight when it's too early to stop dancing and go home.
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The artist's canvas was beautifully spattered with bright colors, creating a chaotic yet captivating effect.
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It just kind of put little spatters of pigment on my face.
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He makes a cosmos out of spots and spatters of paint on the ground of lead.
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He walked through the spattered puddles left by the rain, leaving wet footprints behind.
Synonyms
3
5.6
A surface with uneven patches or spots
1
2.8
Covered with many small spots of a different color
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2.6
Marked or colored by something that is hard to remove
Covered with drops and small patches of liquid like mud or paint
A surface marked by drops, patches or bright color
Something that has uneven spots like stains
Marked with irregular spots of a different color
Sprinkled with small pieces like petals or drops
With small spots of a different color
Covered with many small spots like drops of paint
A surface covered with many small dots, often made by paint or ink
Marked with small patches of color or light
Antonyms
How Spotted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spattered comes from the verb spatter, which is like the common word splatter and means 'to splash' or throw 'small drops' in different directions. So something spattered is covered in scattered spots or drops, like a shirt with paint.