spatterware
- adjective
- /ˈspætərˌwɛr/
- The antique shop displayed a beautiful spatterware bowl with red and green spots.
Examples
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She admired the spatterware teapot, which stood out among the plain white cups.
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Collectors often seek out spatterware dishes for their unique, colorful patterns.
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I love the spatterware dishes from the local pottery shop.
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This spatterware vase adds a charming touch to my living room.
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The antique shop displayed a beautiful spatterware bowl with red and green spots.
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Collectors often seek out spatterware dishes for their unique, colorful patterns.
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She admired the spatterware teapot, which stood out among the plain white cups.
Synonyms
Covered with many small spots of a different color
Covered with drops and small patches of liquid like mud or paint
Marked with small drops of liquid like paint or mud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spatterware comes from spatter ('small splashes') and ware ('things' or kitchenware). That's why spatterware describes objects, especially pottery, that are decorated with little splashed spots of color.