Blots is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLOTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLOT, to spot or stain
• dry (a wet surface or substance) using an absorbent material
• mark or stain (something)
• damage the good character or reputation of
• cover writing or pictures with ink or paint so that they cannot be seen
• obscure a view
• transfer by means of a blot.
• obliterate or disregard something painful in one's memory or existence
NOUN:
• a dark mark or stain made by ink, paint, dirt, etc.
• a shameful act or quality that damages an otherwise good character or reputation
• a thing that mars the appearance of something
• a procedure in which proteins or nucleic acids separated on a gel are transferred directly to an immobilizing medium for identification.

Words related to BLOTS

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How to use BLOTS in a sentence

• What would be blots on government to-day were not deemed blots in the sixteenth century.
• These were the blots on his great career, which may be traced to sickness and a disordered mind.
• But, while we stoop to such criticism, we seek for blots in the sun.
• Indeed, not only would he be reckless and sadly given to making blots in the afternoon, but some days he went further, and was rather noisy.
• There was a faint light in the room, so faint that it was the very next thing to darkness, and the furniture stood out in it as vague blots of absolute darkness.
• Her letter was affectionate, and even tender, and not written without many tears, as was evident by the blots and blisters which they produced upon the paper.
• To the expert eye the isle itself was to be inferred from a certain string of blots along the starry heaven.
• But all in blots and fragments there are verses enough, to fill a volume done in the last year.
• If they have not the talent of Melbourne, neither do they share its blots.
• And Allah blots out Vanity, and proves the Truth by His Words.
• Katinka Dinkelspiel was a good-natured German girl, with a face as round as a full moon, and eyes as expressive as two blots of blue paint.
• He ranked it, with our gin-palaces, among the blots on our civilization.
• At midday the limestone rocks glared and the shadows lay like ink blots.
• If that battery were on the other side under cover of any one of a score of blots of foliage we could not reach it.
• The first that many of them realized that the German attack was broken was when they saw green blots in front of the standing figures, which were now going in the other direction.
• In the wavering hall light, the knots in the worn wooden floor threw blots of shadow.
• Happily, so far, the people of Canada have shown themselves fully capable of removing those blots that show themselves from time to time on the body politic.
• These last ones are done with broad coarse strokes and blots of colour, in such wise that they cannot be appreciated near at hand, but from afar look perfect.
• It would be nothing but blots of ink upon white paper.
• To be sure, when he saw Elsie lolling around lazily there were blots on his calculation.
• The social conditions of his worshippers, then, preserve Darumulun from the patent blots on the escutcheon of gods among much more advanced races.
• Even though it light upon the page, let him not be inconsolable, but remember that no blots are so bad as those made by ambitious inflation.

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