spotty
adjective, spot·ti·er, spot·ti·est.
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Contemporary Examples of spotty
But in the painting, because this is a Thomas Kinkade piece, Spotty looks like a sweet little Dalmatian.
He had, as Weisbrode points out, a great reverence for the institution of monarchy, but a spotty record with monarchs.
Third, he relied on spotty intelligence and the threat of chemical weapons to justify a preemptive strike.
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Because the cooling system was also spotty, all doors were always open.
Promotion has been spotty for officers who distinguished themselves by their imagination in either war.
Historical Examples of spotty
Spotty wagged his tail as they drove off, but he would not follow the wagon.
Four Little Blossoms at Brookside FarmMabel C. Hawley
Spotty appeared at the barn door, wagging his tail engagingly.
Four Little Blossoms at Brookside FarmMabel C. Hawley
Spotty was apparently as glad to see them, and in his way tried to tell them so.
Four Little Blossoms at Brookside FarmMabel C. Hawley
That's what those dirty, spotty looking things on the Hills call it.
Janet of the DunesHarriet T. Comstock
Spotty the Turtle was also there, not to mention Longlegs the Heron.
The Burgess Animal Book for ChildrenThornton W. Burgess