mottle

There's the characteristic mottling on the surface one would expect to find.

As the animal approached, Levine could see the green mottling on the head.

Lots of black/white mottling underneath, unlike the others, with a bit on the back, too.

They are dark with white speckles or bands of mottling near the head.

On a lawn, beneath a tree, blue shadows mottling, they were in the world but not of it.

The woman had sat with rage mottling her complexion throughout the meal.

The underside is whitish with dark mottling on the throat.

The pupa is green or brown with dark flecks and mottling.

Its ventral surface is pale, often with dark mottling along the sides.

Mottling usually doesn't occur past 6 months of age.

Her face grew even redder, mottling the pale rose skin.

Mottling behind the ears and several fine lines that had to be tuck remnants.

Earth of shine and dark mottling the tide of the river!

"Viruses often cause streaking, not mottling" on the leaves, he said.

The ventral skin is smooth and white, except for dark mottling on the throat.

My old brass girl looked up then, tears drying, dust and lipstick mottling her face.

I gripped the steering wheel tight enough to mottle my skin, white and pink.

The colors occur in bands, though mottling and other irregular markings are common.

The girl pulled back in her chair, her face mottling, eyes bugging out a little.

The night was warm and her fair skin had begun to mottle with heat and whiskey.

The variegated spotting is an extended form of mottling.

The male has a red malar and mottling on its crest.

Tm talking about survival,' Waverley said, his cheeks beginning to mottle.

Gaping holes began to mottle the side of the bus that faced into the firing squad.