Pronunciation: /ˈspɑtoʊ/
noun a game involving spotting and calling out objects or people
A1 I played a game of Spotto with my friends at the park.
A2 Spotto is a fun game where you have to spot different objects around you.
B1 We used to play Spotto during our road trips to pass the time.
B2 The children were excited to play Spotto during the long car journey.
C1 Spotto is a popular game among families for long trips or gatherings.
C2 The Spotto championship is held annually, attracting players from all over the country.
verb to play the game of Spotto
A1 I spotto a cat in the garden.
A2 She spotto a new restaurant in town.
B1 We spotto a great deal on vacation packages.
B2 He spotto a rare bird species in the forest.
C1 The detective spotto a clue that led to the suspect's arrest.
C2 The scientist spotto a new element in the periodic table.
formal Spotto is a popular game played by children where they have to spot a certain object or person first.
informal Hey, let's play a round of Spotto to pass the time.
slang I'm really good at Spotto, I always win!
figurative In the game of life, sometimes you have to play Spotto to find opportunities hidden in plain sight.
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