mottled

adjective
UK /ˈmɒt.əld/
US /ˈmɑː.t̬əld/

covered with spots or patches of different colors.

The mottled cat had brown and black spots all over its fur.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. marked with spots or smears of color, as skin or leaves.

The old man's hands were mottled with age spots.

3. having a patchy or uneven appearance, like light and shadow mixed together.

Sunlight made a mottled pattern on the forest floor.

4. marked with different shades or tones that are not evenly blended.

The mottled sky showed gray and pink clouds.