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Definition of spot
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Spot (n.) A mark on a
substance
or body made by
foreign
matter;
a blot; a place
discolored.
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Wall-plat
::
Wall-plat
(n.) The
spotted
flycatcher.
It
builds
its nest on
walls.
Euchre
::
Euchre
(n.) A game at
cards,
that may be
played
by two,
three,
or four
persons,
the
highest
card
(except
when an extra card
called
the Joker is used) being the knave of the same suit as the
trump,
and
called
right
bower,
the
lowest
card used being the
seven,
or
frequently,
in
two-handed
euchre,
the nine spot. See
Bower..
Bog
::
Bog (n.) A
little
elevated
spot or clump of
earth,
roots,
and
grass,
in a marsh or
swamp..
Pro Thyalosoma
::
Pro
thyalosoma
(n.) The
investing
portion,
or
spherical
envelope,
surrounding
the
eccentric
germinal
spot of the
germinal
vesicle..
Eye-spot
::
Eye-spot
(n.) A
simple
visual
organ found in many
invertebrates,
consisting
of
pigment
cells
covering
a
sensory
nerve
termination..
Vingt Et Un
::
Vingt et un () A game at
cards,
played
by two or more
persons.
The
fortune
of each
player
depends
upon
obtaining
from the
dealer
such cards that the sum of their pips, or
spots,
is
twenty-one,
or a
number
near to it..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A
sciaenoid
food fish
(Liostomus
xanthurus)
of the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States.
It has a black spot
behind
the
shoulders
and
fifteen
oblique
dark bars on the
sides.
Called
also
goody,
Lafayette,
masooka,
and old
wife..
Tosspot
::
Tosspot
(n.) A
toper;
one
habitually
given to
strong
drink;
a
drunkard.
Piebald
::
Piebald
(a.)
Having
spots and
patches
of black and
white,
or other
colors;
mottled;
pied..
Variolitic
::
Variolitic
(a.)
Thickly
marked
with
small,
round
specks;
spotted..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A
variety
of the
common
domestic
pigeon,
so
called
from a spot on its head just above its
beak..
Position
::
Position
(n.) The spot where a
person
or thing is
placed
or takes a
place;
site;
place;
station;
situation;
as, the
position
of man in
creation;
the fleet
changed
its
position..
Stellulate
::
Stellular
(a.)
Marked
with
starlike
spots of
color.
Kirumbo
::
Kirumbo
(n.) A bird of
Madagascar
(Leptosomus
discolor),
the only
living
type of a
family
allied
to the
rollers.
It has a pair of loral
plumes.
The male is
glossy
green
above,
with
metallic
reflections;
the
female
is
spotted
with brown and
black..
Rust
::
Rust (n.) A
minute
mold or
fungus
forming
reddish
or rusty spots on the
leaves
and stems of
cereal
and other
grasses
(Trichobasis
Rubigo-vera),
now
usually
believed
to be a form or
condition
of the corn
mildew
(Puccinia
graminis).
As rust, it has
solitary
reddish
spores;
as corn
mildew,
the
spores
are
double
and
blackish..
Freckle
::
Freckle
(v. t.) A small
yellowish
or
brownish
spot in the skin,
particularly
on the face, neck, or
hands..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A small
extent
of
space;
a
place;
any
particular
place.
Immaculate
::
Immaculate
(a.)
Without
stain or
blemish;
spotless;
undefiled;
clear;
pure.
Wallbird
::
Wallbird
(n.) The
spotted
flycatcher.
Ecchymosis
::
Ecchymosis
(n.) A livid or black and blue spot,
produced
by the
extravasation
or
effusion
of blood into the
areolar
tissue
from a
contusion..
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