American Dictionary
Definition spot in American English
spot
noun
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[countable]
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/spɑt/
1
the particular place where someone or something is
1.1
a particular place on your body
1.2
a particular town, city, or area
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1.3
a particular place where people go for entertainment
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2.1
a small round area of color that is different than the color of the surface around it and that often forms part of a pattern
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3
a position in an order, for example in a competition
Example
The book occupied the number-one bestseller spot for four months.

Related Words
Words related to spot:
a bright spot (phrase)
a sore (phrase)
a tight (phrase)
be riveted to the spot (phrase)
beauty spot (noun)
blind spot (noun)
five spot (noun)
G-spot (noun)
have a soft spot for someone (phrase)
hit the spot (phrase)
Johnny-on-the-spot (noun)
liver spot (noun)
on the spot (phrase)
on-the-spot (adjective)
penalty spot (noun)
put someone on the spot (phrase)
to the spot (phrase)
spot (noun)
spot (verb)
spot check (noun)
spot fixing (noun)
spot price (noun)
a mile off (phrase)
the sweet spot (noun)
trouble spot (noun)
X marks the spot (phrase)
yellow spot (noun)