Comparative form of 'blotchy'; having more blotches or more marked by irregular stains and spots.
From 'blotchy' (adjective form of blotch) plus comparative '-ier.' This descriptive term compares degrees of spotting or staining.
A tomato gets blotchier as it ripens—those darker patches actually indicate higher lycopene content and sweeter flavor, so blotchier means tastier.
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