speckling (Meaning)

speckling

a little speck (as of color), a small mark (as of color), to mark with speckles, to be distributed in or on like speckles

The delicate speckling on the butterfly's wings gave it a shimmering iridescent glow.
The white tablecloth was dotted with tiny specks of food, a testament to the lively dinner party.
The dappled sunlight filtered through the trees, creating a speckling effect on the forest floor.
The antique porcelain plate bore intricate speckling, adding to its timeworn charm.
The back of the toad displayed a camouflage of irregular speckling, blending seamlessly with its surroundings.
The speckled paint on the canvas gave the abstract artwork a sense of organic movement.
The speckled egg of the ostrich was the size of a small boulder, covered in intricate patterns.
The speckled coat of the husky provided effective insulation against the harsh winter elements.
The speckling on the mushroom's cap hinted at its potential toxicity.
The bartender meticulously prepared the café latte, creating a perfect speckling of foam atop the creamy beverage.

a little speck (as of color), a small mark (as of color), to mark with speckles, to be distributed in or on like speckles

flecking, staining, dotting,sprinkling, peppering, freckling, specking, dappling, splotching, striping

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The delicate speckling on the butterfly's wings gave it a shimmering iridescent glow.

The white tablecloth was dotted with tiny specks of food, a testament to the lively dinner party.

The dappled sunlight filtered through the trees, creating a speckling effect on the forest floor.

The antique porcelain plate bore intricate speckling, adding to its timeworn charm.