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Word of the Day for Monday, April 4, 2011dapple \DAP-uhl\, noun: 1. A small contrasting spot or blotch. transitive verb: intransitive verb: adjective: Look at . . . his cows with their comic camouflage dapples . . . . 70 diamond- and hexagonal-shaped holes, 35 between the North End ramp and the northbound lanes, and 35 between the northbound and southbound lanes, allow light to filter through and dapple the river below. Gentle shafts of sunlight . . . dapple the grass. Dapple derives from Old Norse depill, "a spot." | |||||||||
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Monday, April 4, 2011
dapple: Dictionary.com Word of the Day
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