v. Obs. [f. BE- + SPARKLE v. Cf. BYSPARKIT.] trans. To bespatter, to spot.
1485. Caxton, St. Wenefryde, 5. The stones … al besparklyde with blood.
1633. Ames, Agst. Cerem., Pref. 26. He besparckles the worshippers therof with disdaine.
