splash
//splæʃ//
Verb
splashInfinitive
splashPresent tense
splashedPast tense
splashedPast participle
splashingPresent participle
splashesThird-person singular
1
To cause liquid to scatter in drops or small amounts, typically by striking or moving through it.
The kids splashed water at each other in the pool.
2
To move through water or another liquid with a lot of noise and disturbance.
The children splashed through the puddles after the rain.
3
To display or publish something prominently, especially in a newspaper or magazine.
The newspaper splashed the story across the front page.
Noun
splashSingular
splashesPlural
1
The sound or action of something striking or falling into liquid.
We heard a loud splash when the ball fell into the pool.
2
A small quantity of liquid that has fallen or been dashed on a surface.
There was a splash of paint on the floor.
3
A bright patch of color.
The red flowers added a splash of color to the garden.