Disfiguration is the act of altering or damaging the physical appearance of something, usually in a negative way. The term can be broken down into four parts: SPOT (4 letters), DEFORMITY (9 letters), SCAR (4 letters), and EYESORE (7 letters). SPOT refers to any blemish or mark on the surface of an object, while DEFORMITY is a more severe alteration of shape or form. SCAR is a permanent mark left on the skin after a wound has healed, and EYESORE is an unpleasant sight that is difficult to look at. Together, these terms describe the act of disfiguring something, which can have both physical and psychological effects.