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- Dictionarysplash/splaʃ/
noun
- 1. a sound made by something striking or falling into liquid: "we hit the water with a mighty splash" Similar
- 2. a prominent or sensational news feature or story: informal "a front-page splash" Similar
verb
- 1. cause (liquid) to strike or fall on something in irregular drops: "she splashed cold water on to her face" Similar
- 2. print (a story or photograph, especially a sensational one) in a prominent place in a newspaper or magazine: "the story was splashed across the front pages" Similar
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a small amount of a liquid that has fallen or been dropped: There were several splashes of white paint on the carpet. B2. the noise of something hitting or moving in water: We heard a splash and then saw that Toni had fallen in the river.
The meaning of SPLASH is to strike and dash about a liquid or semiliquid substance. How to use splash in a sentence.
If you splash about or splash around in water, you hit or disturb the water in a noisy way, causing some of it to fly up into the air.
the sound of something falling into or moving in water: They sat listening to the splash of raindrops on the lake. a splash of colour. a small area of colour that makes something look brighter: The flowers added a splash of colour to the room. Idioms. make a splash.
A splash is a tiny amount of a liquid. You might, for example, prefer your coffee with just a splash of cream. A splash can be wet, like a splash of lemonade in your tea, or it can be bright, like a splash of yellow across the oil painting you're working on.
Splash definition: to wet or soil by dashing masses or particles of water, mud, or the like; spatter. See examples of SPLASH used in a sentence.
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Definition of splash verb in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
A splash is the sound made when something hits water or falls into it. There was a splash, and something fell clumsily into the water. American English : splash / sˈplæʃ /
a : to cause (water or another liquid) to move in a noisy way or messy way. The baby splashed the water. Don't splash water at your brother. I accidentally splashed some water on the floor. She splashed cold water on her face. b : to make (someone or something) wet with large drops of water or another liquid. Don't splash your brother.
