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splodge

[ UK /splˈɒd‍ʒ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an irregularly shaped spot

How To Use splodge In A Sentence

  • The results include inky splodges of paint like sea spray and mottled fields of blue. This week's new exhibitions
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  • With this clue we recognise that the big pink splodge that occupies the rest of the paper must be Venus - Twombly's inept attempt to paint a recumbent nude; if, however, we read the breasts as heads, the splodge could equally well be interpreted as the lovers sexually engaged, the detached penis now a superfluous synecdochism. Evening Standard - Home
  • But would anyone turn up their nose at a wedge of fresh home-baked Victoria sponge, sandwiched with a generous splodge of farmhouse strawberry jam and dairy cream?
  • The paint danger has finally passed, and other than the floor of Kev's dads garage having a random assortment of white splodges, all the paint went where it was meant to.
  • When I started to read the paper the pictures were difficult to discern, most of them being black splodges in the middle of articles.
  • As a writer, perhaps equally so: Nigella routinely rejects words like braise and simmer in favor of much juicier language: blitz and squelch and my personal favorite, splodge.
  • The sketchbook and notebook pages for the day are almost indecipherable with rain drop splodges.
  • I'm not a big fan of abstract art myself - it's generally paint splodges on canvas masquerading as masterpieces - I find it phoney and lazy.
  • It may be that getting us out comes down to a large splodge of wonga!
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