blotchy

The blue-back turns rosy red, the dog salmon a dull, blotchy red, and the quiunat generally blackish.

Her cheeks were red and blotchy with traces of recent tears, her hair, towzled and damp, clung to her moist temples.

The varnish did not look "blotchy" or patched, as it would have done had the ends of the varnish lapped.

By and by appeared the faint lights of the house, with blotchy pallors thinning the mist and darkness.

She couldn't get the right shade of green in the willows, and the reflections in the water were blotchy.

It is supposed to be a clouded animal—not stripy, but blotchy, like a tortoise-shell tom-cat.

If you can cure yourself of that blotchy skin and that rheumatic gait, someone might believe you.

He worked at them so long until they became blurred and blotchy, dark like his life, a sad reflection of his unprofitable career.

His face was red and blotchy, with a network of little purple veins on the cheeks, and his features were sunk into its fatness.

Undeveloped figures, flat chests, blotchy complexions, are of more value than her rounded mellow loveliness.