Meaning & Definition of Splashing in English
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Splashing
Making a splashing sound or causing something to scatter in drops.
Pronunciation:
/ˈsplæʃ.ɪŋ/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: The act of causing (liquid) to scatter or splash.
Example Sentence: The children were splashing in the puddles after the rain.
Definition: Making a noticeable impact or impression.
Example Sentence: The new advertisement was splashing across the screens at the station.
Definition: To move through water with splashes.
Example Sentence: He was splashing through the waves at the beach.
Etymology
Origin: The word 'splash' originated in the early 19th century, imitative of the sound.
Synonyms
splashspattersprinklesloshscatter
Common Phrases and Expressions
- make a splash: To attract a lot of attention.
- splash out: To spend money extravagantly.
- splash the cash: To spend a lot of money.
Translations
- Spanish: salpicando
- French: éclabousser
- German: plätschern
- Russian: брызгать
Related Words
- splash: A sound made by something hitting a liquid.
- splatter: To splash or scatter liquid.
- spray: To discharge liquid in a fine mist.
Slang Meanings of splashing
Meaning: To spend money freely or lavishly.
Example Sentence: He's been splashing cash on new clothes.
Meaning: To show off or make a statement.
Example Sentence: She was splashing her new car to her friends.