freckly
[frek-lee]
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adjective, freck·li·er, freck·li·est.
full of freckles.
Origin of freckly
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Historical Examples of freckly
The sweater will wash, thank you, that's why I wore it, and I'm not the freckly kind.
Blue Bonnet in BostonCaroline E. Jacobs
As for Dave, and for that matter the freckly boy, it was not term-time with them, for some reason.
When Ghost Meets GhostWilliam Frend De Morgan
Aunt M'riar went on to mention other atrocities ascribed by Mrs. Burr to the freckly brother.
When Ghost Meets GhostWilliam Frend De Morgan
Uncle Mo added inquiry as to how the freckly one's behaviour to his family had come to the knowledge of Sapps Court.
When Ghost Meets GhostWilliam Frend De Morgan
One was a short, stocky young man with a pugnacious Irish nose, freckly face, and hair red as a burnished copper boiler.
The Argus PheasantJohn Charles Beecham