Mottle

Pronunciation: /ˈmɑtəl/

Mottle (verb)

  1. to cover something with spots or patches of different colors.

Examples

  • The artist mottled the canvas with blue and green.
  • Leaves mottled with shades of yellow and brown fell to the ground.

Common collocations: mottle the surface, mottle with color, distinct mottle, mottle pattern

Mottle (noun)

  1. a pattern or area of spots or patches of different colors.

Examples

  • The mottle on the fabric gave it a unique look.
  • A mottle of red and orange covered the wall.

Synonyms of Mottle

Neutral

Antonyms of Mottle

  • describing a surface without variation