blotchy
[bloch-ee]
adjective, blotch·i·er, blotch·i·est.
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Contemporary Examples of blotchy
Peter MacNichol stars as Galen, an impressively earnest, blotchy, and incompetent sorcerer's apprentice.
Historical Examples of blotchy
Their faces were mottled and blotchy and their eyes were rolling beseechingly.
Larson's LuckGerald Vance
He wore a ragged black coat, and he had a blotchy, red face.
Roderick HudsonHenry James
His face was red and blotchy, with a network of little purple veins on the cheeks, and his features were sunk into its fatness.
The Trembling of a LeafWilliam Somerset Maugham
He was blotchy and his eyes seemed heavy; moreover, he was without a drink, and I correctly guessed that he had no money.
The ChequersJames Runciman
By and by appeared the faint lights of the house, with blotchy pallors thinning the mist and darkness.
Weighed and WantingGeorge MacDonald
blotchy
adjective
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