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/splæʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A sound or movement made when a liquid is disturbed or struck.
She made a splash when she jumped into the pool.
A small quantity of liquid that has spilled or splashed.
There was a splash of paint on the floor after the art project.
A bright or striking effect; a burst of color or excitement.
The festival had a splash of colors everywhere, making it a joyous occasion.
verb
To cause (liquid) to scatter or splash.
He splashed water on his face to wake up.
To emit or cause to be seen in a striking or exciting manner.
The designer splashed the room with vibrant colors.
To strike or hit something with a liquid, creating a splash.
The stone splashed into the pond, sending ripples across the water.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English splæsc.
Common Phrases and Expressions
make a splash
To have a noticeable or exciting effect.
splash out
To spend money extravagantly.
splash and dash
A quick and hasty action, often leaving little time for thoroughness.
Related Words
splashy
Characterized by a lot of splash or showy.
splatter
To scatter or splash liquid in drops.
Slang Meanings
To create a big impression.
She really made a splash at the party with her new outfit.
To spend a lot of money in a flashy manner.
He splashed out on a luxury car.