Imagination tester

Usage examples of inkblot.

I fathered upon her in those nights the poker chip, the cash register, the juice extractor, the kazoo, the rubber pretzel, the cuckoo clock, the key chain, the dime bank, the pantograph, the bubble pipe, the punching bag both light and heavy, the inkblot, the nose drop, the midget Bible, the slot-machine slug, and many other useful and humane cultural artifacts, as well as some thousands of children of the ordinary sort.

He looked again at the inkblot house and shuddered, and quickly looked away.

A smaller inkblot had detached itself from the great black mass of the house.

I came up with the name Trans-paranoia for our spreading inkblot of holding companies, trusts, acquisitions and cabals.

In the morning he watched with unseeing eyes the headland come out a shapeless inkblot against the thin light of the false dawn, pass through all the stages of daybreak to the deep purple of its outlined mass nimbed gloriously with the gold of the rising sun.

I told him it was a very nice inkblot with littel points al around the eges.

The script that covered the small page managed to flow while being precise, but there was an inkblot on one edge.

Rubber spiders swam in his tea, plastic inkblots appeared on his manuscripts, and whenever he sat down, things blew up or made vulgar noises.

Or have you run the obstacle course recently, recited numbers backward, looked at inkblots, or multiplied figures without your calculator?

The resulting patterns are black and white vertical and horizontal bands that, like Rorschach inkblots, evoke different imaginative associations, depending on who is looking at them.

It was like staring at an old Earth inkblot test, with the dark color forming odd patterns on the paper.

A staff psychologist reports you saw lesbians, excrement, and a pollutive gas vehicle in various inkblots.

The kind that shows you inkblots and asks about your potty training.

Hittner became very interested when he talked about tushies or pee-pee, so he gave the doctor plenty to be interested about, finding such things in every inkblot picture.