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spot
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spot, fish: see croaker croaker, member of the abundant and varied family Sciaenidae, carnivorous, spiny-finned fishes including the weakfishes, the drums, and the whitings. The croaker has a compressed, elongated body similar to that of the bass.
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spot
1. a geographical area that is restricted in extent
2. a blemish of the skin, esp a pimple or one occurring through some disease
3. a position or length of time in a show assigned to a specific performer
4. short for spotlight
5. in billiards
a. the white ball that is distinguished from the plain by a mark or spot
b. the player using this ball
6. Billiards snooker one of several small black dots on a table that mark where a ball is to be placed
7. Commerce
a. denoting or relating to goods, currencies, or securities available for immediate delivery and payment
b. involving immediate cash payment

Spot
dog accompanying Sally, Dick, and Jane in primers. [Am. Cult.: Misc.]
See : Dogs


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