Streak - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
a streak of wildness
- a sudden flash (as of lightning)
verb
- mark with spots or blotches of different color or shades of color as if stained (syn: blotch, mottle)
Extra examples
He left streaks where he wiped the glass.
The miners had streaks of coal dust on their faces.
A shooting star streaked across the sky.
A skateboarder streaked past us.
Bacon with a streak of lean and a streak of fat.
He has a streak of obstinacy.
The sudden line of white foam every now and then streaked the dark green waves.
Tears streaked her face.
I opened the door and the cat streaked out.
Sue has blonde streaks in her hair.
His serious nature was lightened by a streak of mischief.
Celtic are on a six-game winning streak.
Two jets streaked across the sky.
The sky was streaked yellow and purple.
His hands and arms were streaked with paint.
Word forms
I/you/we/they: streak
he/she/it: streaks
present participle: streaking
past tense: streaked
past participle: streaked
singular: streak
plural: streaks
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