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splashed

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[splasht] / splæʃt /

adjective

  1. showing irregular areas of contrasting color (sometimes used in combination).

  2. having wet or muddy patches (sometimes used in combination).

  3. (of a liquid) having been dashed around in scattered masses or particles.


Example Sentences

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Duane splashed onto his belly and began paddling across the river as fast as he could, leaving Twitch and Major Puff to stare at each other in confusion.

From Literature

A picture of a shell-shocked-looking Andrew after he left the police station was splashed on the front page of virtually every major British newspaper Friday.

From The Wall Street Journal

The image of a stunned Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor slumped back in a car after his arrest has been splashed over newspapers and websites worldwide.

From BBC

That has seen the Magnificent Seven market titans including Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft struggle since the start of January, with questions being raised about the wisdom of the vast sums splashed on artificial intelligence.

From Barron's

He went to the sink, splashed water on his face, scooped water up into his mouth, and swallowed.

From Literature