splodge
splodge
Definition
splodge (spläj)
noun, transitive verb splodged, splodg′·ing
Brit. splotch
splodge
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- color: Spots, saddles or other splodges of colors in the coat.
- ink: And yet others see nothing at all, just a splodge of ink, which after all is exactly what it is.
- glue: The design doesn't let these latch, so a splodge of glue was squeezed on, and it hadn't done the trick.
- paint: A neat band of color shows up better than a rough splodge of paint, which tends to camouflage with the surroundings.
Converse of object
- have: He has a distinctive black splodge by the side of his nose, Bruce is also microchipped.
- notice: Imagine that you were buying an expensive dinner service from Royal Doulton, and you noticed a splodge on one of the plates.
- see: See that splodge of burnt purple muck over there?
Adjective modifier
- black: The major problem is that the display has flooded with a huge black splodge behind the screen.
- big: Does anyone know when this was or what that big splodge is on the left?
- green: This told me the green splodges on which my eagle was resting in fact represented a cactus branch.
- few: After a few random splodges, i sugested she tried pictures and she did really well with those.
- random: After a few random splodges, i sugested she tried pictures and she did really well with those.
- dark: Color varied considerably, with the darker splodges ranging from very red to a darkish brown.
Modifying Another Word
- just: A quick trip to the local Rover Service Dept and they just splodged the stuff on and it did the trick.
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