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  • He was wearing his new ladybird-red waistcoat, and it suits him well, although his normally coiffed hair was disordered and his delicate cheeks splotched with colour. Exit the Actress
  • The white bun on top of her head was now splotched with black ink.
  • Females are a mottled drab brown with a long, orange, black splotched bill, black crown, dark eye-line, and orange legs.
  • Her eyes were splotched red with broken blood vessels, and blood dripped from her nose. Crimson Wind
  • The surrounding land is mostly chalk white, splotched with yellow, rust and grey.
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  • Fiora's face was splotched with angry red spots, but a twinge of hurt somehow found its way into her enraged voice.
  • Splotched with marks of dirt and even blood, it looked filthy and gave her a conscious feeling of someone living in the gutters.
  • His black workboots are splotched and spotted with whatever it is streaking his pant legs. Pride of craft
  • Her white apron became splotched with mucky water and her hands were red from scrubbing.
  • But then, even young girls do not fail to recognize a handsome face when they see one - even if it is splotched with black grease.
  • Paper is splotched with dried tears near the end.
  • A few fingerprints splotched his face, as if she had made an effort to grab him but failed.
  • Half of the student body's uniforms were ruined, splotched with white from the bleachy water, but there was no way to prove that Michael and Darren had done the crime.
  • His shirt was ripped and battered, his jeans about the same, with stains splotched all over them.
  • Shaded by a droopy live oak tree and splotched with moss clinging to its mortared block walls, it looked dropped there from some ancient time, seeming all the more out of place with asphalt crowding it on three sides. Sonny Brewer - An interview with author
  • Vanessa flipped another page and noticed tears splotched on this one.
  • Sorrowful tears slid down her cheeks and splotched the words of the paper.
  • This painting was placed against the middle wall of the room on a rectangular base made of piles of thousands of sketch paper sheets splotched with ink and pencil drawings.
  • Brilliant reds and blues splotched its body and head, with similarly hued bands on its dorsal fins.
  • In the smaller paintings, the images are splotched with red, green, blue or yellow paint.
  • As she skimmed over the letter again, she could tell the ink was splotched in places, as if he was crying while he wrote it.
  • An imposing man with the makings of a beard splotched across his face, Garrard skulked down the grimy Philadelphia streets slouched forward as if his muscles were barely contained within his hoodie. 365 tomorrows » 2009 » August : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day
  • Painters in splotched overalls carry in buckets and brushes. Miracles, Inc.
  • Tears were splotched on all her homework assignments.
  • They'd come out to the city limits after chasing us to get a clear view of things, with eye-slits cut into their stitched white hoods, splotched with a smattering of pink. Carbon dating
  • Her lips were cracked and her skin splotched with purple contusions.
  • ‘Then you must be stupid,’ Markus shot back, his cheeks splotched with red heat.
  • This spring, the 44-year-old nutritionist has been weaving red okra, purple-podded peas and a spicy, splotched and twisted plant called a fish pepper among the flowers in her Tonawanda, N.Y., backyard. Pushing the Envelope on Vegetables
  • Bruises splotched his lower back, chest, and arms. Crimson Wind
  • Wooden-slatted ‘windows’ hang on a structure of clear plastic that is splotched with colors; a huge scaffold sits nearby.
  • His muddy boots splotched the carpet.
  • The street is splotched with puddles from an earlier cloudburst. CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER

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