Marked with flecks; having been speckled or spotted with small marks.
Past participle of 'flecker,' meaning 'to mark with flecks,' combined with '-ed' to form an adjective describing something that has been flecked.
Old English verbs with '-ered' endings like 'fleckered' create a gentle, almost archaic sound—they're less common than '-ed' forms, which is why they feel more literary and precise.
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