Definition of splosh - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- There was a splosh of paint on the floor.
2.
- The splosh of the stone in the pond was loud..
Verb
1.
- He sploshed through the puddles in his boots.
2.
natureintr. Rare UK traverse mushy or marshy wetlandsintr. Rare UK
- We sploshed through the soggy field.
Images of splosh

spilt or dropped liquid or semi-liquid substance
Origin of splosh
English, splash (to cause liquid to fly) + plosh (imitative)
Examples of splosh in a sentence
She noticed a splosh of mud on her shoes. There was a splosh as the fish jumped. The splosh of the oar was rhythmic. She sploshed coffee across the table. Children sploshed in the fountain at noon. The hikers sploshed across the marshy terrain.
Children love to splosh in the muddy puddles.
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- French:éclaboussure, éclabousser, ...
- German:Klecks, platschen, ...
- Italian:macchia, schizzare, ...
- Spanish:salpicadura, salpicar, ...
- Portuguese:poça, salpicar, ...
- Chinese:溅出, 溅起水花, ...
- Japanese:飛び散り, バシャバシャはねる, ...
- Arabic:لَطْخَة, طَرْطَشَ, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁפִיכָה, לְהַשְׁפִּיץ, ...
- Russian:пятно, плескаться, ...
- Ukrainian:калюжа, хлюпатися, ...
- Hindi:छींटा, छपछपाना, ...
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