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spot

[spot] / spɒt /








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It wasn’t easy to get ready for this, with no motivation for a season, but I actually am in a pretty good spot with my arm.

From Los Angeles Times

The mall's underground parking lot, which serves as a shelter when incoming projectiles are detected, was empty of cars, many of its spots instead filled with tents.

From Barron's

While most of its cargoes are sold through long-term contracts, the company sells some directly into the market at spot prices.

From Barron's

Sleet and freezing rain slapped the sidewalk, making slick spots.

From Literature

Which meant that over the years, the attempts to alter history had become increasingly more organized and better planned, which made Butterflies that much harder to spot.

From Literature