What easier spot can there be than a spot?
(Just hope it's not on your nose.)
The nearest spot to me is on this keyboard. There are actually quite a few of them: (look, there are two, one on top of the other. And there's another one! Punctuation is just full of them.).
Can you spot a spotty scarf or spotty tie? Do you have your own spot on the sofa? Do you have a spot (of something strongly alcoholic) from time to time? There's a spot ball at billiards, and other spots to be found on the snooker table and soccer field.
Can you spot a dalmatian:
photo by Desaix83
or a thrush, or a trout?
Or a leopard:
photo by Haplochromis
- or (I hope, if it's a coat) fake leopard?
Do you have a weak spot? Most of us do.
Just as long as your own spot isn't a tight one.
Spot the Frippet: a spot. This word came into the English language in the 1100s, when it meant a moral failing (Which is interesting in view of Lady Macbeth's damned spot). The word is basically Germanic.
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