mackle
/ˈmækəl/Definitions
1. verb
to make something, especially a mark or a line, irregular or uneven, by applying a substance or force in a random manner.
“The paint job on the wall had been mackled, giving it a unique texture.”
2. verb
to apply a substance, especially a liquid or a powder, to something in a haphazard or irregular manner.
“The artist mackled the canvas with paint, creating an abstract design.”
3. noun
a substance, especially paint, that is applied in a haphazard or irregular manner.
“The mackle on the wall was difficult to clean.”