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spots noun 1 dice UK, 2000. 2 in circus usage, leopards US, 1981
idiomspotsknock spots off BrEBrEspoken used in order to say that you think something or someone is much better than something or someone else:For skills and thrills English football knocks spots off its US counterpart.The current crop of non-Windows databases can knock spots off the earlier versions.
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spot (one) (some amount of money)To lend one some amount of money, especially in an impromptu fashion and often without the expectation of being paid back. Sorry, I forgot to bring my wallet with me. Could you spot me a few bucks to pay for my coffee? Oh no, not this time. I'm not spotting you any more money until you pay back what you still owe me. spot someone (something) 1. Sl. to give an advantage to someone. I'll spot you twenty points. No need to spot me. I'm the greatest! 2. Sl. to lend someone something. Can you spot me a few bucks? I can spot you a whole hundred! spot1. n. a small drink of liquor. I’ll just have a spot, please. 2. n. a nightclub; a night spot. It was a nice little spot, with a combo and a canary. - a black spot
- a blind spot
- a hot spot
- a leopard cannot change its spots
- a leopard can't change his spots
- a leopard can't change its spots
- a leopard does not change its spots
- a leopard doesn't change its spots
- a soft spot
- a sore point
- a spot of how's your father
- a spot of lunch
- a tight spot
- a tough spot
- a/somebody's blind spot
- a/the bright spot
- bang/spot on
- be in a spot of bother
- be in a tight spot
- be in a tough spot
- be in the right spot at the right time
- be riveted to the ground
- be riveted to the spot
- be riveted to the spot/ground
- be spot on
- beauty spot
- blind spot
- bright spot
- change one's stripes/spots, cannot
- C-note
- C-spot
- get into a (tight) spot
- glued to the spot
- glued/rooted to the spot
- have a soft spot for
- have a soft spot for (someone or something)
- have a soft spot for or an animal
- have a soft spot for somebody/something
- have a soft spot for someone/something
- have a spot of bother
- have a weak spot for (someone or something)
- high point (of something)
- high spot (of something)
- hit the high points
- hit the high spots
- hit the high spots, to
- hit the spot
- hit the spot, to
- hot spot
- in a bad spot
- in a bind
- in a fix
- in a spot
- in a tight corner
- in a tight corner/spot
- in a tight spot
- in a tough spot
- in spots
- Johnny-on-the-spot
- knock (the) spots off (someone or something)
- knock spots off
- knock spots off somebody/something
- knock spots off someone/something
- knock the socks off
- knock the spots off, to
- knock the spots out of
- leopard cannot change his spots
- leopard cannot change its spots, a
- on the spot
- put (one) on the spot
- put on the spot
- put somebody on the spot
- put someone on the spot
- ring the bell
- riveted to (one's) spot
- riveted to the spot
- rooted to the spot
- see (something) a mile off
- see, spot, smell, etc. something a mile off
- soft spot
- sore spot
- spot
- spot (one) (some amount of money)
- spot (someone or something) as (something)
- spot (something) a mile off
- spot as
- spot check
- spot market
- spot of lunch
- spot on
- spot on the mark
- spot someone
- spot someone something
- sweet spot
- ten-spot
- the high point/spot of something
- the sweet spot
- tight spot
- touch a sore spot
- X marks the spot
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