Speck is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPECK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to mark with small spots, also SPECKLE
• To cause the presence of specks upon or in, especially specks regarded as defects or blemishes; to spot; to speckle; as, paper specked by impurities in the water used in its manufacture.
• produce specks in or on
• mark with specks or spots
• mark with small spots
NOUN:
• a tiny spot
• a small particle of a substance
• a rotten spot in fruit.
• a smoked ham of a type produced in NE Italy.
• small spot or particle
• The blubber of whales or other marine mammals; also, the fat of the hippopotamus.
• A small discolored place in or on anything, or a small place of a color different from that of the main substance; a spot; a stain; a blemish; as, a speck on paper or loth; specks of decay in fruit.
• A very small thing; a particle; a mite; as, specks of dust; he has not a speck of money.
• A small etheostomoid fish (Ulocentra stigmaea) common in the Eastern United States.
• a very small spot
• (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything
• a slight but appreciable amount

Words related to SPECK

specked16 specking17 speckless17 specks14

Words that contain SPECK

specks14 specky17 specked16 speckle15 flyspeck22 kenspeck20 speckier16 speckies16 specking17 speckled17 speckles16 bespeckle19 flyspecks23 speckiest17 speckless17 speckling18 bespeckled21 bespeckles20 flyspecked25 kenspeckle22 outspeckle18 bespeckling22 flyspecking26 outspeckles19 speckledness21 specksioneer20 specktioneer20 specksioneers21 specktioneers21 specklednesses23

How to use SPECK in a sentence

• There, so far away that it appeared but a speck upon the water, he saw what he took to be the motor boat bearing his friends to safety.
• His wife, who stood weeping on the strand, became a speck in the distance and then disappeared from his view.
• When they found we were ready to herd the party home, they shot off with their sledge and the lantern soon became a speck of light in the distance again.
• All its chasms were filled with snow, and for nearly half-way down its sides there was not a speck of any other color.
• Early on a certain afternoon he would have noted to the eastward a speck far out on a vast basin of sand which was enclosed by a rim of tumbling mountains.
• Occasionally they would light upon a tree, and in a few moments the tree or bush would be absolutely covered, every speck of foliage hidden.
• Away to the left in the wintry sunshine a speck of scarlet caught his eye against the blue-grey of the towans.
• You think the speck of blue you see above you is the entire sky, and the water you paddle up and down in is the ocean.
• Over one of the pinnacles of the tower a speck of pallid light marked the position of the moon, then newly born and newly risen.
• As Whitey stood near the bunk house and thought of these things, his eye was attracted by a speck moving toward him across the prairie.
• More puffs appeared around the moving speck, each one followed by a pop.
• Nothing is allowed to be out of place, and the slightest speck of dirt visible in any part, calls forth a sharp rebuke from Mr.
• While he lay thinking, he saw a little speck up above him in the sky, and thought it was an eagle.
• She sat then by the window, looking out at her trouble, which showed like a speck in the blue sky.
• On August 4, while the surf still broke with too great violence for a landing, a tiny speck was seen dancing over the waves like a bird.
• Far in the south a speck moved, almost imperceptibly.
• And then, far above the tallest gray, sharp spire of the dead tree, high up in the warm blue heavens, appeared a single speck of black.
• There is also a black mark on the upper surface of the tail, and a minute brownish speck on each scale, which specks form very faint rows on the cheeks and belly.
• The watery expanse did not present a single speck of land, not a solid surface upon which their anchor could hold.
• When she looked again toward the far slopes next the mountains, a black speck rolled into view, the nucleus of a little dust cloud.
• Speck had been with some of his neighbors to bring home a herd of cattle.
• I watched them until the boat was a mere speck on the luminous waters, and finally vanished from sight.
• I know not if this earth on which I stand is the core of the universe or if it is but a speck of dust lost in eternity.
• The world was very far away, behind the violet rim of mountains, and she was just a speck in the desert.
• He would just be a human speck in these overcrowded places.
• Proceeding onwards, a dark speck was visible, springing out abruptly from the verge of the horizon.
• Far, far over the sea, in the silent distance, she saw a tiny speck of light.
• It was sailing away, a white speck in the distance, and here was I, left alone upon this desert island.
• I was on the downs, and had walked, perhaps, six miles, when again I saw the red speck ahead of me.

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