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- Dictionaryspeckled/ˈspɛkld/
adjective
- 1. covered or marked with a large number of small spots or patches of colour: "a large speckled brown egg"
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having very small marks of a different color from the surface on which they are found: We saw some speckled goose eggs.
The meaning of SPECKLE is a little speck (as of color). How to use speckle in a sentence.
(of small marks that are of a different colour to the area around them) to cover something: A few drops of blood speckled his face.
Something marked with small dots or spots is speckled. During your walk in the woods, you might see a speckled fawn, a little speckled frog, or even a bunch of speckled eggs in a nest. A shirt that's covered in tiny polka dots is speckled, and a street might be speckled with confetti after a parade.
Define speckled. speckled synonyms, speckled pronunciation, speckled translation, English dictionary definition of speckled. adj. Dotted or covered with speckles, especially flecked with small spots of contrasting color.
Definition of 'speckled' Word Frequency. speckled. (spekəld ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A speckled surface is covered with small marks, spots, or shapes. ...a large brown speckled egg. The sky was speckled with stars. Synonyms: flecked, spotted, dotted, sprinkled More Synonyms of speckled. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary.
Speckle definition: a small speck, spot, or mark, as on skin.. See examples of SPECKLE used in a sentence.
having very small marks of a different color from the surface on which they are found: We saw some speckled goose eggs.
Definition of speckled adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Speckled definition: Dotted or covered with speckles, especially flecked with small spots of contrasting color.
