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Term: blott

Definition 1 (Noun): A small absorbent piece of paper used to soak up excess ink or liquid.

Example Sentence: I need a blott to clean up the ink spill on my desk.

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Definition 2 (Verb): To remove or absorb (liquid or ink) using a blott.

Example Sentence: She blotted the spilled coffee with a blott.

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Definition 3 (Noun): A spot or stain caused by an excess or accidental spill of liquid.

Example Sentence: The blott of wine on the carpet was difficult to remove.

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Definition 4 (Noun): A small amount of ink or liquid used for various purposes, such as calligraphy.

Example Sentence: The artist dipped the pen into a blott of ink before creating beautiful strokes of calligraphy.

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Definition 5 (Adjective): Popular or well-known locally.

Example Sentence: This restaurant is a blott spot for tourists visiting the city.

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Definition 6 (Noun): A local event or festival that attracts a large number of visitors.

Example Sentence: The annual jazz festival has become a blott, drawing music enthusiasts from all over the region.

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Definition 7 (Verb): To gain popularity or recognition within a local community.

Example Sentence: The band hoped to blott and establish a strong fan base in their hometown.

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