Splashes
Pronunciation: /ˈsplæʃ/
Splashes (noun)
- the sound made when something hits water or liquid.
- a small amount of liquid that falls or is thrown onto something.
- a small area of bright color that stands out.
Examples
- The splash echoed through the quiet forest.
- A loud splash interrupted the conversation.
Common collocations: loud splash, sudden splash, splash of milk, splash of color, splash of red
Splashes (verb)
- to cause water or another liquid to move in drops or waves.
- to accidentally make someone or something wet with liquid.
Examples
- The children splashed in the pool all afternoon.
- He splashed water onto the hot pavement.