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Blotts

Definition:

Blotts can refer to a variety of things depending on the context. It is primarily used as a noun or a verb.

Senses:

Noun:

  1. Plural form of blott: Blotts can be used when referring to multiple instances of a blott, which is a colloquial term for a messy or untidy mark or stain on a surface.
  2. Local name: In some regions, blotts is a slang term used to refer to ink blots or other accidental ink marks.
  3. Trademark: Blotts is also a registered trademark for various stationery products.

Verb:

  1. To cause markings: Blotts can be used as a verb to describe the act of accidentally making a messy or smudged mark on a surface using ink or other substances.
  2. To blot out: Blotts can also mean to intentionally obscure or erase something, figuratively blotting it out.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  • The child's coloring book was filled with blotts and scribbles.
  • When the pen leaked, it left blotts all over the important document.
  • He pressed his hands onto the freshly painted wall, leaving blotts of paint behind.
  • "Blotts" is the local term used by artists to describe accidental ink blots on their sketches.
  • I bought a pack of Blotts markers for my art project.

Verb:

  • She accidentally blotted the ink and created blotts on her notebook.
  • He blotted out the offensive word from the letter before sending it.
  • The crowd's cheers blotted out the speaker's voice in the auditorium.

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