bespattered's Usage Examples:

born from the blood that stuck to the point of the august sword and bespattered the multitudinous rock-misses were: the Deity Rock-Splitter, next the.

Undeterred, severely wounded by bullets and grenade splinters and bespattered with blood, this Sepoy, with superhuman courage and determination, crawled.

European DVD cover uses the original poster, showing a shocked Margot bespattered with blood.

and blue once more forced down; the players looking like a cage of mud-bespattered drowned rats.

article in Everyone's: Longford, stripped to the waist, tattered and blood bespattered, was at the head of a cliff many yards away from the camera and the rest.

house, and when I saw the spot an hour or two later, the ground was all bespattered with blood, and disturbed by the death-struggles of the man.

Hare Townsend thought, decidedly ferocious-looking; he was bespattered with mud all over, and a thick knotted stick, which he carried in his.

either as an Englishman or as a supporter of this government, until this bespattered page of our history has been cleaned up and rewritten.

Photographs of one vitrine, featuring a red bespattered T-shirt reading: “I punch terfs!” (trans-exclusionary radical feminists/women.

walls are rather unkind, walls wet from the urine of talents, walls bespattered by eunuchs revolting against the spirit, walls not diminished even though.

Battle of Waterloo which captured the dawn of the day with the tired and bespattered troops.

The squat Viy is hairy with an iron face, bespattered all over with black earth, its limbs like fibrous roots.

, 1874), for which I was freely bespattered with abuse from all American quarters.

and wild and red, Reflecting back from her illumined shield, The blood bespattered faces of the dead.

brilliantly on natural textures---the foliage of trees, clouds and flower-bespattered meadows.

half-time, Valley-Toombul triumphed 13 to nil as, "The soaked and mud-bespattered players worked with a will along most unorthodox lines, providing fun.

boy in the marketplace of Chang'an, but every time angry merchants "bespattered him with filth" (tr.

The state elections of 1832 were "charged with tension and bespattered with violence," and "polite debates often degenerated into frontier brawls.

1805 a new editor of the Leeds Intelligencer attacked the Mercury as "bespattered with .

Synonyms:

spot; blot; blob; fleck; spatter;

Antonyms:

stay; clean;