bespattered

Meanings

• covered in something, often mud or paint

  - "The farmer was bespattered with mud after working in the fields all day."
  - "The artist was bespattered with paint as she worked on her latest masterpiece."

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Rhymes

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patches , hatches , catches , latchches

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Homophones

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1. Bespattered, be-spattered () :
   

2. Bespattered, be-spattered () :
   

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Variants

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bespatter , bespattered , bespattering , bespatters

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Forms

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{"term"=>"Bespatter (verb)", "description"=>"To cover or make something covered in something, often mud or paint."}

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Etymology

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From Middle English bespatten, from bespate, from spate, spittle.

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Related Concepts

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1. Dirt: A mixture of small particles of solid, liquid, or gaseous matter that is found on the surface of the earth or other planets, moons, or asteroids.

2. Mud: A thick, sticky mixture of water and soil, clay, or other fine particles, that is often formed when water mixes with soil or other materials.

3. Paint: A liquid, paste, or powder material that is used to coat or cover the surface of a substrate, such as a wall, ceiling, floor, or other object, in order to change its appearance, protect it from the elements, or enhance its aesthetic qualities.

4. Splatter: To cause something, such as paint, mud, or other liquid or semi-liquid substance, to spread or scatter in a irregular or uneven manner, often by forcefully striking or projecting the substance against a surface or object.

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Culture

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In literature and art, 'bespattered' is often used to describe a character or scene that is covered in something, often mud or paint. This can be used to convey a sense of dirtiness, roughness, or wildness. It can also be used to suggest a sense of struggle or effort, as if the character or scene has been through some kind of difficult ordeal.

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