splash
- noun
- /splæʃ/
- She felt a cool splash of rain on her face as the storm approached.
- a splash
So the the the height of the splash will be the focus of this one.
- So the the the height of the splash will be the focus of this one.
- Sense of UFOs going into the ocean without splash.
Examples
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I was conscious of the splash of whitecaps, the shrill of insects, and the smell of curry.
Fiction book (1996) -
Enter the water with as little splash as possible.
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Rings of water spread out from the splash in the darkness.
Fiction book (1997) -
The cannon sounded again, and there was a splash next to the boat.
Fiction book (1998) -
With each splash followed another loud bang as the fireworks exploded in the night sky.
Academic text (2011) -
As I struggle to get my bearings, there's a splash behind me.
Academic text (2009) -
The splash of water from the fountain created a soothing sound in the garden.
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As the stone hit the surface, it made a large splash that startled the nearby ducks.
Synonyms
A fine cloud of small drops or particles in the air
A series of quick sounds made when small drops or pieces hit something
The sound and movement of water that hits and wets things
The movement and sound made when something hits water or mud
Liquid that lands in small drops and makes spots on a surface
Small drops of liquid that hit a surface
A spray of liquid that bounces back onto someone or something
Liquid that bounces back onto a person or surface after something hits it
A soft sound of water hitting something
A loud splash when a person or animal jumps into water
A short loud sound when something drops into water
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- US
A curved cover above a bike or motorcycle wheel that stops mud and water splashing on the rider
- US
A curved shield above a bicycle or motorcycle wheel that keeps mud and water off the rider
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Splash comes from a sound word that copies 'the noise water makes', so a splash is the sound or the wet mark left when liquid hits a surface.