backsplash
- noun
- /ˈbækˌsplæʃ/
- US
- Water sprayed everywhere, creating a messy backsplash as the children played with the garden hose.
Examples
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She quickly moved out of the way to avoid any backsplash while washing the dishes.
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They need that backsplash control much when they're done and they like put the house on the market.
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Is one of them a tea company that's already started gone under or you might have been getting some backsplash off that?
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A cheeky little slush flush backsplash, huh?
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IT'S TILE BACKSPLASH, TILE BACKSPLASH.
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The chef installed a colorful tile backsplash behind the stove to add style and protect the wall.
Synonyms
The sound or action of liquid hitting a surface
The sound and movement of water that hits and wets things
Liquid that bounces back onto a person or surface after something hits it
Liquid that lands in small drops and makes spots on a surface
Small drops of liquid that hit a surface
How Much Splash
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Backsplash combines back ('behind') and splash ('a spray of liquid'). It can mean a splash that comes back or bounces toward you, so a backsplash is simply a splash that returns toward someone.