blotchy Definition
blotchy (bläc̸h′ē)
adjective blotch′i·er, blotch′i·est
- like a blotch
- covered with blotches
blotchy Related Forms
blotch′i·ness noun
blotchy Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- complexion: Absolutes of Honey and Rose help desensitize and comfort red, blotchy complexions.
- rash: A red blotchy rash appears on the 3rd or 4th day.
- skin: No more sore, blotchy red skin from squeezing!
- appearance: The blotchy, red appearance is caused by millions of tiny blood vessels, just under the skin's surface.
- face: I am greeted by the specter of what I really am: a bleary, blotchy bad blokey face.
- pattern: The surface of the Vinyl changes Color to Milky white in a blotchy pattern.
Modifying Another Word
very: It was Herring Gull size but pale and very blotchy, with pale panels mid-wing.
Used with adjective complement
go: Send this article to a friend Q. Why has my skin gone blotchy?
Browse dictionary entries near blotchy
- ‹ blotch
- ‹ blot out
- ‹ blot
- ‹ blossoming
- ‹ blossom
- ‹ blooper
- ‹ bloop
- ‹ bloomy
- ‹ Bloomsbury
- ‹ Bloomington
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- blotting paper ›
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