bespeckle

[ bih-spek-uhl ]

verb (used with object)

, be·speck·led, be·speck·ling.

1. to speckle.

Example Sentences

His dash-cam confessionals look nothing like the polished “shelfies” and breathless reviews that first surfaced #BookTok from the app’s vast warren of subcultures, transforming its bespeckled influencers into kingmakers of the publishing world.

From Los Angeles Times

Starring a bespeckled annelid, the little guy is on the crawl from a raven and Macbeth’s witches trying to use him in a potion.

From Washington Times

She had a change of clothes in her car and gave the health office staff her bespeckled pants; they threw them in the lab freezer to kill the ticks.

From Scientific American

You can revel in the scenery poolside on chaises dotting the impeccably manicured grounds bespeckled with pink flowers, or from the glass-walled solarium with white contoured lounges fringing the indoor plunge pool.

From Forbes

The meandering form suits the bespeckled legend of the subject.

From Washington Post

Related Words

• pepper
• sprinkle
• stud