specking Antonyms
Meaning of specking
specking
a very small amount, to make specks on or in, a small discoloration or spot especially from stain or decay, a cold-smoked Italian ham that is flavored with herbs and spices such as juniper, black pepper, and garlic, a small spot or blemish, something marked or marred with specks, to mark (something or someone) with or as if with specks
specking Sentence Examples
- The faint specking of stars adorned the midnight sky like scattered diamonds.
- The surface of the marble was mottled with subtle speckling, giving it a unique and antique appearance.
- The artist carefully applied speckling to the canvas, creating a delicate and ethereal effect.
- The tiny specks of pollen danced in the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing display.
- The chicken's eggshell was covered in a fine specking that gave it a speckled appearance.
- The speckled toadstool hid amidst the undergrowth, its poisonous surface a warning to predators.
- She painted the wall with a light specking of pink, giving it a soft and feminine touch.
- The speckled trout swam through the crystal-clear stream, its markings camouflaging it well.
- The specking of rust on the old bicycle hinted at its age and previous adventures.
- The windowpane was speckled with raindrops, obscuring the view of the outside world.
FAQs About the word specking
a very small amount, to make specks on or in, a small discoloration or spot especially from stain or decay, a cold-smoked Italian ham that is flavored with herb
sprinkling, staining, spotting, dotting, marbling, speckling, freckling, peppering, shooting, dappling
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The faint specking of stars adorned the midnight sky like scattered diamonds.
The surface of the marble was mottled with subtle speckling, giving it a unique and antique appearance.
The artist carefully applied speckling to the canvas, creating a delicate and ethereal effect.
The tiny specks of pollen danced in the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing display.
