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- Dictionaryfleck/flɛk/
noun
- 1. a very small patch of colour or light: "his blue eyes had grey flecks in them"
verb
- 1. mark or dot with small patches of colour or particles of something: "the minarets are flecked with gold leaf"
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a small mark or spot: Blackbirds' eggs are pale blue with brown flecks on them. fleck of I got a few flecks of paint on the window. Synonyms. speckle. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples. a mark on something. mark The backs of the chairs have left marks on the wall. stain She had grass stains on her white jeans.
noun. 1. : spot, mark. a brown tweed with flecks of yellow. 2. : flake, particle. flecks of snow drifted down. Synonyms. Verb. blotch. dapple.
noun. 1. a spot or small patch of color, etc.; speck. flecks of sunlight. 2. a small piece; particle; flake. verb transitive. 3. to cover or sprinkle with flecks; speckle.
Fleck definition: a speck; a small bit. See examples of FLECK used in a sentence.
a small mark, esp. of a different color: I got a few flecks of paint on the window when I was painting the frames. fleck. verb [ T ] us / flek / Her hair is flecked with gray. (Definition of fleck from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of fleck. fleck.
A fleck is a small patch that is different and stands out from the background, like the flecks of green in your blue eyes. A fleck can also be a fragment of something, like the flecks of peeling paint you might see on the floor in an old building.
fleck (of something) a very small piece of something. Her face was covered with flecks of paint. Definition of fleck noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
