spotty|spottier|spottiest in English

adjective

[spot·ty || 'spɑtɪ /'spɒt-]

stained, covered with spots; irregular, uneven; covered with small sores

Use "spotty|spottier|spottiest" in a sentence

1. And his face became spotty

2. His attendance record was spotty.

3. Yes, his face became spotty

4. Tom has a very spotty face.

5. Medicaid, Assisted Living and Spotty State Regulations

6. The wall had a spotty speckled effect.

7. The content is pretty spotty so far.

8. She has a fairly spotty work record.

9. She's going out with some spotty youth.

10. This was spotty and not a major problem.

11. You should hire the fat and spotty one.

12. In Orlando, Gortat spotty playing time behind Howard.

13. All he saw was one young spotty man.

14. Medical care in those hospitals is rather spotty.

15. She bit Billy's arm and took Spotty away.

16. He quit in 1981—had a spotty political career.

17. Communications will be spotty if the storm goes electromagnetic.

18. Clear a spotty complexion with this easy homemade mask.

19. And who wants spotty people deciding anyone's pay rise?

20. Sales have picked up a little but they're still spotty.

21. I knew him when he was just a spotty youth.

22. Magnus, I thought, was a spasmo, spotty piece of elephant dung.

23. But sketch shows have a spotty prime-time record of late.

24. It was spotty, it was inconsistent, there was a lot I didn't know.

25. Well you won't be laughing, David, when she goes all speccy and spotty.