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patchy

[pach-ee] / ˈpætʃ i /


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Soon after, he’d also adopted a cloak to cover his patchy fur, a hooded garment made of crushed velvet the color of beetroot.

From Literature

"We know that there can be long waits for some specialist care and patchy support across the country," she added.

From BBC

But progress has been slowed by lower than anticipated demand, with many consumers put off by higher upfront costs and still patchy charging infrastructure.

From Barron's

The fog will be patchy so some places will be shrouded while others will remain clear - but where it does occur it could be rather dense, reducing visibility on the roads.

From BBC

Fulham's form is patchy but I've seen enough of them this season to know they are a good team on their day, when they click.

From BBC