| SPECK | • speck n. A tiny spot, especially of dirt etc. • speck n. A very small thing; a particle; a whit. • speck n. A small etheostomoid fish, Etheostoma stigmaeum, common in the eastern United States. |
| SPECKED | • specked adj. Having specks or spots, speckled. • SPECK v. to mark with small spots, also SPECKLE. |
| SPECKIER | • speckier adj. Comparative form of specky: more specky. • SPECKY adj. having specks. |
| SPECKIES | • speckies n. Plural of specky. • SPECKY n. someone who wears spectacles. |
| SPECKIEST | • speckiest adj. Superlative form of specky: most specky. • SPECKY adj. having specks. |
| SPECKING | • specking n. (Australia) The practice by speckers or fossickers of walking around scanning the ground for gemstones. • specking v. Present participle of speck. • SPECK v. to mark with small spots, also SPECKLE. |
| SPECKLE | • speckle n. A small spot or speck on the skin, plumage or foliage. • speckle n. (Physics) The random distribution of light when it is scattered by a rough surface. • speckle n. (Scotland) Kind; sort. |
| SPECKLED | • speckled adj. Marked with dots or spots, spotted. • speckled adj. Sporadically and irregularly marked. • SPECKLE v. to mark with small spots, also SPECK. |
| SPECKLEDNESS | • speckledness n. The quality of being speckled. • SPECKLEDNESS n. the state of being speckled. |
| SPECKLEDNESSES | • SPECKLEDNESS n. the state of being speckled. |
| SPECKLES | • speckles n. Plural of speckle. • SPECKLE v. to mark with small spots, also SPECK. |
| SPECKLESS | • speckless adj. Spotless, perfectly clean. • speckless adj. Spotless; without blemish. • SPECKLESS adj. without a speck. |
| SPECKLING | • speckling v. Present participle of speckle. • speckling n. A pattern of small spots. • speckling n. Ticking (the fabric). |
| SPECKS | • specks n. Plural of speck. • Specks prop.n. Plural of Speck. • SPECK v. to mark with small spots, also SPECKLE. |
| SPECKSIONEER | • specksioneer n. A chief harpooner, who also directs in cutting up the speck, or blubber, of the whale. • SPECKSIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKTIONEER. |
| SPECKSIONEERS | • specksioneers n. Plural of specksioneer. • SPECKSIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKTIONEER. |
| SPECKTIONEER | • specktioneer n. Alternative form of specksioneer. • SPECKTIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKSIONEER. |
| SPECKTIONEERS | • specktioneers n. Plural of specktioneer. • SPECKTIONEER n. (Dutch) the chief harpooner on a whaler, who directs the flensing of the whale, also SPECKSIONEER. |
| SPECKY | • specky adj. Resembling a speck, minuscule. • specky adj. Marked with specks; speckled. • specky adj. (Informal) Spectacular. |