splotched

UK
/splɒtʃt/
US
/splɑtʃt/
splotchedverb
splotched
Past Simple
splotched
Past Participle
UK
/splɒtʃt/
US
/splɑːtʃt/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'splotch'.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of splotch.
She accidentally splotched the tablecloth with sauce.
splotchedadjective
more splotched
Comp.
most splotched
Super.
UK
/splɒtʃt/
US
/splɑtʃt/
Translations
The splotched wall needed a fresh coat of paint.
Пятнистая стена нуждалась в свежем слое краски.
Definitions
Marked or covered with irregular spots or patches of color.
The artist's canvas was splotched with vibrant hues of red and blue.
splotchverb

splotched

Past Simple

splotched
Past Simple
splotched
Past Participle
splotching
Gerund
Definitions
To mark, cover, or stain with large irregular spots.
Paint had splotched the floor after the careless renovation.
splotchnoun
Definitions
A large, irregular spot or blot, especially one that is colored.
The artist added a bright red splotch to the canvas to create a focal point.
A smear or daub of a substance such as mud, paint, or ink that mars a surface.
There was a dark splotch of oil on the driveway.
splotchpast participle

splotched

Past participle of the verb, used adjectivally to denote something that is covered or marked with splotches.
Definitions
Covered or marked with one or more splotches.
He showed up in a paint-splotched pair of jeans.
splotchadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characterised by irregular spots or blotches (used attributively).
The designer chose a splotch pattern for the wallpaper.