Spot

spot, n. A mark on a substance made by foreign matter; a stain on character or reputation; a small extent of space; any particular place; a place of a different color from the ground upon which flaw; speck; blot; disgrace; fault; blemish. —v. To make visible marks upon with some foreign matter; to mark or note so as to insure recognition; to blemish, tarnish (reputation, etc.) [Scot, and D. spat, a speck, spot; sjiatter, spit.) — Spotted fever. (Med.) A form of malignant typhus characterized by purple or black spots on the skin, spontaneous hemorrhages, etc. — Spotle , a. Without a spot; esp., free from reproach or impurity; blamele ; unblemished; pure; immaculate; irreproachable. — Spotle ly, adv. — Spot'le ne , n. — Spot'- ty, a. Full of spots marked with discolored places. —Spottine , n. Spouse, Spousal, etc. See under Sponsal.