Fleck is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLECK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to mark with tiny streaks or spots
• mark or dot with small patches of colour or particles of something
• make a spot or mark onto
• speckle
NOUN:
• a very small patch of colour or light
• a small particle or speck of something
• small mark, streak, or speck
• A flake; also, a lock, as of wool.
• A spot; a streak; a speckle.
• To spot; to streak or stripe; to variegate; to dapple.
• a small fragment of something broken off from the whole
• a small contrasting part of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mark with flecks (tiny streaks or spots)

Words related to FLECK

befleck18 flecked17 flecker16 flecking18 fleckless18 flecks15 flecky18

Words that contain FLECK

flecks15 flecky18 befleck18 flecked17 flecker16 beflecks19 fleckers17 fleckier17 flecking18 beflecked21 fleckered19 fleckiest18 fleckless18 snowfleck21 beflecking22 fleckering20 snowflecks22

How to use FLECK in a sentence

• The fleck of crimson that came to his lips with the cough Joan did not see.
• A light, hot kiss which fell on her cheek like a fleck of glowing ash.
• A fleck of red foam fell on the white front of his shirt.
• Out among the rocks he had found a fleck of gold no larger than the head of a pin, and this new sign gave them all fresh enthusiasm.
• There was not a fleck of color in her beautiful, stony face.
• Fleck, to decipher any message that these figures might convey.
• Fleck, and these men, she told herself, were government officials, something like policemen, only nicer.
• Pausing just long enough to report to Chief Fleck, he hastened to the rendezvous, arriving there first.
• She had pledged her word to Chief Fleck that she would keep her activities an absolute secret even from her parents.
• Chief Fleck seemed satisfied but was always urging her to acquire more information and more details, always details.
• She had hastened to report this conversation in detail to Chief Fleck, but if he understood what it was about he had taken neither Jane nor Thomas Dean into his confidence.
• She kept wondering if Chief Fleck had made any further discoveries about the murder and resolved to ask him about it at the first opportunity.
• Perhaps even in spite of all that had happened she still might be able to aid Chief Fleck in trapping them.
• Where was he going? What might happen to him? She realized that the journey he was about to make was in connection with the plot that she and Chief Fleck were seeking to uncover.
• Was his life in peril? Were Fleck and Carter now gathering evidence that would bring about his conviction, perhaps his shameful death? She must know what was happening.
• Fleck, rudely brushing Jane aside, dropped back from the window and blew a sharp blast with a whistle.
• Some of those nearest the door, seeing behind Fleck the protruding muzzles of the guns, promptly threw up their hands in token of surrender.
• Others bolted madly for the front door, only to find their egress there blocked by the rifles in the hands of the guard that Fleck had had the foresight to station there.
• Old Otto, the pallor of fear on his face giving away to an expression of demoniac rage, drew a revolver and aimed it straight at Fleck.
• Old Otto, though, despite his years, was fighting with vigor enough to require both the work of Fleck and Carter to subdue him.
• Returning, she flashed it about the room, endeavoring to assist Fleck by its light.
• Somehow in the melee the old man had again got hold of a revolver, and just as Fleck seized him he fired again.
• Carter turned at once to guard the prisoners, as Fleck, with a cry of rage, felled old Hoff to the floor, harmless for the present at least.
• Jane still dared not trust herself to look in his direction, but Fleck and Carter, too, observed curiously the expression in his eyes.
• As they rode down the mountain lane, Jane rejoiced at the darkness that hid her face, both from Fleck and from Frederic on the seat behind.
• Now the silver light of dawn Slipping through the leaves that fleck My one window, hurries on, Throws its arms around my neck.
• One is a brown and red checked, and the other green with a white fleck in, both outing flannel.
• Here and there a small fleck floated overhead, like a handful of snow cast there by some giant, while not a breath of wind disturbed the tree-tops.
• He had noticed a fleck of red on the matted beard, where the lip had been bitten into.
• Rather, I praised God, thanking Him that out of all that wealth not a fleck of dust had settled on my robe.
• Shadows from the flags and shrouds, Like the shadows cast by clouds, Broken by many a sunny fleck, Fall around them on the deck.
• Hattie rubbed a fleck of it into her freckled forearm.

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