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Like a leopard moth's wings
Answer for the clue "Like a leopard moth's wings ", 7 letters:
spotted
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Word definitions in WordNet
adj. having spots or patches (small areas of contrasting color or texture); "a field patched with ice and snow"; "a black-and-white spotted cow" [syn: patched ] especially of reputation; "the senator's seriously damaged reputation"; "a flyblown reputation"; ...
Usage examples of spotted.
I spotted the Lok-Teel, looked at Shropana, then slipped the ambulatory mold in my pocket.
As he passed an archway to his right, he spotted a headless body upon the floor.
Among the crocheted doilies of missionary artisanship and hammered copper plates representing idealized tribal maidens or trumpeting elephants that were African bourgeois taste, there hung in the dimness Edward Lear watercolours of Italy and Stubbs sporting prints swollen with humidity and spotted as blighted leaves.
They had lost him in Naples, but an NCIS agent had been waiting on the autostrada and had spotted him, and they had picked him up again south of Caserta.
Dirrach did not step outside his chamber until he spotted Bardel near the vineyards with the outlanders.
Esmay moved to a seat midway up on the left side, and then spotted Barin, front row right, already seated and looking compact and composed.
Then I spotted the microcube barnacled to the computer: She had been recording.
Blood spotted the sheet over him and blotched the rags thrown down near a water pitcher not far away, and the threadbare nightshirt he wore was damp with sweat.
Buffy spotted Xander taking out a Bringer with a hard elbow across the face.
But after a brief search they spotted it hiding in brushy cover, not far from a cleared construction site.
Two dark eyes shone from the depths of the cowl, and the lips that curled around the malformed jaw were spotted with yellow blisters.
Lewis, who was spotted from the explosion, did nothing but rock manically on his heels, lips pursed, prepared, like a tiger-cat, to pounce.
Several times Manny spotted heavy-shouldered men with light-colored hair.
As they came out under the clouds, Manny spotted a blue-gray tear in the overcast sky off to the right through which sunlight streamed, illuminating what seemed to be a carpet of white birches.
Lo Manto stepped out into the glaring sun, walking past the House of the Gems, when he spotted the man with the backpack.