Splotches [noun]

"Then your parents had the splotches fade, so you never had them," he said absorbedly.

And there were the splotches of pigment of which Calhoun had heard.

See, there are only splotches about, from various cuts he received.

There were splotches of brown on the backs of their hands, and on the temples and forehead.

He was just eating supper when we called; there were splotches of white plaster on his trousers.

On the sloping banks below were splotches of violet and primrose, and, over all, hung the green shimmer of spring.

Splotches of Earth-light and starlight sheen slowly shifted as the night advanced.

In some cases irregular brownish patches or splotches develop on the skin around the breasts, on the sides, or on the face.

Away and beyond stood the Bear Paws, hazily blue, with splotches of purple shadows.

Passing beneath an electric lamp, the light fell an instant on his face—pale beneath the stubble beard and the splotches of grime.