flyspecks 

  1. 名詞
flyspeck複數: 小斑, 污點

    同義字詞
atom,bit,crumb,dribble,fleck,grain,granule,molecule,morsel,mote,nubbin,nugget,particle,patch,scrap,scruple,snip,snippet,speck,tittle

  2. 動詞
flyspeck第三者單數現在式:
及物動詞:
使...(物)沾上小污點

    
                        
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                                Little anonymous COWARDS, flyspecks ... And they would only do it in the classic sniveling manner, any way but Face to Face.                            
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                                In our judgment, they are entitled to consideration; and it is an outrage on law and justice and a crime against society for appellate courts to turn criminals loose who have been legally proven guilty, or to send their cases back, to be retried at the expense of the people, upon legal quibbles which are without substantial justice, and which are only shadows, cobwebs and flyspecks on the law.                            
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                                As long as lawyers disregard the oft-repeated requirement of this court that they must try their cases upon their actual merits, and persist in quibbling over mere trifles, which are only shadows, cobwebs, and flyspecks on the law, and present questions to this court which are purely technical, we will continue to condemn such practice, it matters not who the attorneys may be; for we are determined, if possible, to break it up in Oklahoma.                            
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                                It has long been common to leave them out of placenames, though custom plays a particularly powerful role here – why else would London have the Lord's Cricket Ground but Earls Court ? In January 2009 Birmingham City Council officially abolished the mark, at least in road and street signs, so that notices referring to such local places as Kings Heath , Acocks Green (named after the Acock family) and Kings Norton should in future be free of those annoying little flyspecks , about which another councillor said, "I don't see the point of them." Cllr Mullaney said the Council had been removing apostrophes since the 1950s and that the latest ruling formalised existing practice.                            
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