In scientific and technical uses. A small localized lesion of the skin (or of a mucous membrane), typically discoloured and often raised…

A visible trace or impression on a surface (esp. skin), produced by nature, an accident, etc., as a stain, blemish, scar, fleck, stroke, dot. Also…

A spot, blotch, blot. Obsolete except as in 1b.

Medicine. A spot on the skin; (now) = macule, n. 1b.

A red facial spot or pimple. Obsolete.

A blotch, a spot.

The biting of a flea; the spot caused by this.

A mark in the skin; a blemish, freckle, spot; also, a sore or abrasion of the skin.

A white spot on the skin. Obsolete.

A mark or discoloration on the skin; a blotch or sore.

A spot on the skin; a blemish, an imperfection. Also figurative. Cf. naevus, n.

A mark on the skin.

figurative. A blot or blemish. Obsolete. rare.

A dark or discoloured spot occurring on the skin as a result of exposure to the sun; spec. a freckle (ephelis) or lentigo.

A small spot or speck; esp. a small spot on the skin. Now English regional and U.S. colloquial.

a freckle-like pigmented macule found on sun-exposed skin in older people (often erroneously attributed to liver disease); a senile lentigo.

Originally: a small dark mark or patch painted or placed on the face to enhance beauty. Now chiefly: a natural dark mark on the skin, esp. a mole or…

A red spot on the skin, a freckle.

A spot or mark on the skin.

(a) a stain of ink; (b) a dark spot on the skin.

Chiefly Zoology and Botany. Each of the points or marks displayed by a punctate surface or object.

Zoology. = punctation, n. 2. Now rare.

Medicine. A flat circumscribed area of skin discoloration.

a variety of macula.

A small pit, depression, or hole resembling a pockmark.

A natural mark on the face resembling such a patch; a beauty spot; (also) a small patch of beard shaped and allowed to grow under the lower lip.