blotchy

What had been a cold, dark, blotchy room was now warm and full of light.

She looked away, feeling her face go blotchy red with shame that he should guess.

Blotchy skin, the color of dark moss, covered its whole body.

It disappeared, and in its place we were looking out at a blotchy patch of light.

"I get all blotchy, and it makes my nose run."

I am still blotchy red from the sun, but Douglas is already very tan.

I was just saying how blotchy I got from getting some sun the other day.

The blotchy areas may come and go, but they will usually go away on their own within a week.

Your son's skin is red and blotchy after he gets his face painted at the school carnival.

They look like bites and are surrounded by a red blotchy ring.

Unfortunately, the only images that let you view an entire picture at once are relatively small and sometimes blotchy.

I don't want to go to the party with a blotchy face."

The blood orange had left a blotchy red stain on the silk.

She was rather tall and lumpy, with a blotchy yellow face.

The President's face was blotchy, his mouth slightly open.

So in those places the stain did not take properly, causing the blotchy look.

I have never been regular, so it is not disturbing to find them light, blotchy and short-lived.

He looked at the blotchy red freckles on his hands and allowed himself a sigh.

And the black circle glowed with a faint, blotchy blue.

It lays two blotchy light brown eggs on a ground scrape.

The stem is white and becomes blotchy with age.

His skin, especially in the face and ears, was blotchy and dark.

The skin was a blotchy dark green, the colour of something that is about to burst.

The red wine she'd consumed the previous night had left her looking blotchy and stale.

Has pale, slightly gray, or blotchy skin, particularly the face, hands, and feet.