Spot
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The common noun or verb spot has many meanings in English.

Otherwise, Spot or SPOT may refer to:

Advertising

• Radio spot
• TV spot
• Underwriting spot

Fiction

• Spot the Dog, a series of children's books adapted for animation
• Spot (chicken), a character in 101 Dalmatians: The Series
• Spot (comics), a Spider-Man villain
• Spot (Star Trek), a pet cat in Star Trek: The Next Generation
• A character in the cartoon series Hong Kong Phooey
• A pet dragon in the TV series The Munsters
• A pet dog in the Dick and Jane textbook series
• Dairine's sentient computer in the Young Wizards series.

Music

• Spot (album), by the synthpop band And One
• Spot (music festival), a music festival held in Denmark
• SPOT (producer), the house producer and engineer for the label SST Records
• Spot (rapper/producer)
• Singing Priests of Tagbilaran, a Filipino musical group
• Jerry Chamberlain, the guitarist for the rock group the Swirling Eddies

Other meanings

• Spot (professional wrestling), a pre-planned wrestling move or series of moves
• SPOT (satellites)
• SPOT Satellite Messenger
• The Spot, New South Wales, a locality in Sydney, Australia
• Spot date, a financial term
• Spot Fetcher, a dog owned by U.S. President George W. Bush
• Skatepark of Tampa
• Smart Personal Objects Technology, a Microsoft initiative
• Leiostomus xanthurus, a fish
• Pimple, a skin blemish
• Campbell de Morgan spots, small red spots on the skin (usually harmless)
• Scott Draves, (known as 'Spot'), digital artist and VJ
• A nickname for a spotlight
• Old Australian and New Zealand slang for one hundred dollars
• "screening passengers by observation techniques" (SPOT), one airport security technique
• Spots are a method of smoking cannabis. Also the term 'spot' may refer to a dealer lending cannabis to receive payment at a later time.
• Single Point of Truth, a principle aimed at reducing duplication in software engineering.

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