lentiginous
adjective
len·tig·i·nous
(ˈ)len‧ˌtijənəs
variants or less commonly lentiginose
-ˌnōs
: of or relating to lentigo : freckled
Word History
Etymology
Latin lentiginosus, from lentigin-, lentigo lentigo + -osus -ous
- the specter of something
- the Spirit
- the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
- the spirit of the law
- the spitting image
- the sport of kings
- the spotlight
- the squeaky wheel gets the grease
- the squeaky wheel gets the oil
- the squeamish
- the squeeze
- the stacks
- the stake
- the stalls
- the stand
- the stands
- the Stars and Stripes
- the start
- the States
- the status quo
- the statute book
- the sticks
- the still of the night
- the Stone Age
- the story