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microdot

 

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Noun microdot has 1 sense
  1. microdot - photograph reduced to the size of a dot (usually for purposes of security)
    --1 is a kind of
    photograph, photo, exposure, pic

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Microdot

Noun - Popular Sense:

A microdot refers to a tiny dot or speck that is barely visible to the naked eye.

Sample Sentence: I found a microdot of dust on my computer screen.

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Noun - Local Sense:

In the context of drug culture, a microdot is a small tablet or paper tab that contains a dose of hallucinogenic substance such as LSD.

Sample Sentence: The police found a stash of microdots during the raid.

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Verb - Popular Sense:

To microdot something means to mark it with tiny dots for identification or security purposes.

Sample Sentence: The artist microdotted his paintings to prevent forgery.

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Verb - Local Sense:

In hacking jargon, to microdot refers to the act of concealing hidden information within an image by altering the color or pattern of individual pixels.

Sample Sentence: The hacker microdots sensitive data into an innocent-looking image file.

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Adjective - Popular Sense:

In photography, microdot is used to describe an incredibly small, high-resolution image or photograph.

Sample Sentence: The spy was using a microdot camera to capture secret documents without being noticed.

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