Dot and Shadow

Dot

Dot noun - A small area that is different (as in color) from the main part.

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Shadow and dot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shadow" instead a noun "Dot".

Nearby Word: dotty

Shadow noun - A very small amount.

Usage example: not even a shadow of a doubt about the defendant's guilt

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Dot and shadow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dot" instead a noun "Shadow".

Nearby Words: shade, shady, shadowy, shadowed, shadowing

solid	solid dot	solid shadow
convenient	convenient dot	convenient shadow
single	single dot	single shadow
visible	visible dot	visible shadow
Other adjectives: constant, large, great, little, dark, distant, permanent, yellow, last, said, pink, giant.

On top of the normal Shadow Bolt spam, you also had to keep up five different dots, most of which had different lengths and cast times and generally required at least a dot timer for maximum efficiency.

Source: Difficult but Awesome
Dot also whips the User's gun away and it slams into a wall near a talking deer head, which says (with a Scottish accent): "It's only fun until someone loses an eye." The James Bond inspired opening sequence for "Firewall" includes one shot of Enzo with specifically one eye covered in shadow.

Source: Western Animation / ReBoot
If she ever commences to takin' shots at you, you'd be castin' a polka-dot shadow!

Source: Improbable Aiming Skills

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