Noun(1) a very small spot,(nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything,a slight but appreciable addition,tiny bit(2) a very small spot(3) (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything(4) a slight but appreciable addition(5) tiny bit
Verb(1) produce specks in or on
Noun(1) a very small spot,(nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything,a slight but appreciable addition,tiny bit(2) a very small spot(3) (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything(4) a slight but appreciable addition(5) tiny bit
Verb(1) produce specks in or on
(1) The bear, weak from hibernation, was focused on procuring an easier meal, such as scavenged bison carcasses and the tiny white blossoms that speck the forest edges.(2) the figure in the distance had become a mere speck(3) The prophetess smoothed the front of her skirt, absent-mindedly removing a tiny speck of dust.(4) The captain watched as the planet appeared first as a tiny speck , then as a steadily growing disk on the view-glass.(5) They eased the ponies forwards, and soon the village was a tiny speck in the distance.(6) A tiny speck of blood landed on his newly polished red-leather shoes.(7) A tiny speck of glass fell to the ground at his feet.(8) The path was empty, save for a faint sobbing sound and a tiny speck of a figure in the distance.(9) You could see a tiny speck of red, like fire, in her eyes.(10) Soon a peek of light appeared on the flat horizon, a tiny speck no larger than the glare of a flashlight a mile away.(11) I'm on a camel, and there's a desert, and a tiny speck in the distance coming closer and closer.(12) The ham was, by this stage, specked with fungus and small white things that might have been maggots.(13) One or two people, tiny specks , milled around on the dock.(14) The video quality is lacking: the picture is grainy, the colors bleed throughout, and I saw more than a few specks of dirt.(15) But the sky was dark, the tiny specks in the sky sparkling dimly in the pitch blackness.(16) Caspian brushed invisible specks of dust off his clothes.
