a. [f. *fleckle, dim. of FLECK sb. + -ED2.] Marked with little flecks or spots; dappled; also of a person: freckled.

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1592.  Shaks., Rom. & Jul., II. iii. 3.

        Fleckled darknesse like a drunkard reeles,
From forth daies path, and Titans burning wheeles.

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1700.  Acc. Doctr. & Disc. R. Davis, 26. Theres a woman tale in her person and fleckled in her face.

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1892.  Daily News, 17 Sept., 3/2. Tree trunks all fleckled and dappled by patches of quivering sunshine.

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