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dotted

adjective as in spotted

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Tattoos dotted his extremities, including an anchor on his right leg with the words “I refuse to sink.”

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"And I think he doesn't view the industrial action that the union has taken as an invitation to negotiate, but rather as an ultimatum to sign a dotted line that he doesn't want to sign."

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The mountainous area in this part of the western Darfur region is dotted with green peaks, especially now as it is the rainy season.

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"Exploring the colourful, creative murals dotted around the city is the perfect first step in getting to the heart of Bristol," he said.

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Anecdotally, and for what it is worth, they both appear to have considerably more posters dotted around the place than Labour.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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