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noun
A small round mark on a surface.
Examples
- The leopard has spots of color in its fur.
- Why do ladybugs have spots?
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noun
A dirty mark.
Examples
- There is a spot on your shirt.
- She noticed a spot on the tablecloth.
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noun
A small red bump on the skin.
Examples
- I saw that a spot had come up on my chin.
- The child had chicken pox and was covered in spots.
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noun
A dot on a playing card or a die showing its number.
Examples
- Count the spots on the die to get your score.
- He drew a card with three spots.
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noun
A small amount.
Examples
- Would you like a spot of tea?
- He added just a spot of milk to his coffee.
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noun
In old slang, a five or ten dollar bill.
Examples
- He tipped the waiter a five spot.
- She paid with a ten spot.
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noun
A particular place.
Examples
- I like to eat lunch in a pleasant spot outside.
- We went back to the spot where we first met.
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noun
A place to park a car.
Examples
- We finally found a spot near the entrance.
- She parked in the last free spot.
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noun
A place or position in a team or event.
Examples
- He earned a spot on the national team.
- She won a spot in the finals.
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noun
A bright light that lights up a small area, short for spotlight.
Examples
- The singer stood under the spot on stage.
- Workers set up the spot before the show began.
