Splashback
Pronunciation: /ˈspɫæʃˈbæk/
Splashback (noun)
- Water or liquid that flies up and then falls back after something hits a surface.
- A panel or cover placed near a sink or shower to stop water from hitting walls or floors.
- A skin reaction where fluid or swelling appears to spread outward from a sore area.
Examples
- The water splashes back when the tap is turned too fast.
- If you move the bucket, the water splashes back onto the floor.