plotch
/plɒtʃ/rare
noun
A blotch, a spot.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Udall (1504–1556), schoolmaster and playwright. Origin uncertain; perhaps an alteration of plot.
- preinfinitival
- pre-inform
- pre-instal
- pre-install
- pre-instruct
- pre-instruction
- pre-intended
- pre-interpret
- preinterpretation
- pre-interview
- pre-intimation
- pre-intone
- preinvasive
- preiotated
- preiotation
- preiotized
- pre-IPO
- prejacent
- prejinketty
- prejotated
- prejotation
- prejudge
- prejudgement
- prejudger
- prejudicate