Easy as verb as in soak up To stain or mar something, often bringing disgrace or disfigurement. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Blot'
A tiny drop of ketchup fell from his burger, threatening to blot his clean, white shirt.
The rain started to fall, threatening to blot the watercolor painting she was working on.
The student used a tissue to blot the excess watercolor paint from her art project.
The author hesitated to blot out certain details in the story to maintain an air of suspense.
The environmentalist emphasized the importance of trees in helping to blot carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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