splashback
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈsplæʃbæk/
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salpicadura
- A sudden splashback from the puddle soaked his shoes as the car drove by.
So when you're spraying the fucking plates down for a little fucking Johnny's hot dog fragment to fall off that plate like you're getting splashback, right?
- So when you're spraying the fucking plates down for a little fucking Johnny's hot dog fragment to fall off that plate like you're getting splashback, right?
- Look at they're they're too deep and what I mean by that is like when you shit the splashbacks insane.
Examples
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The splashback from the pot hit the counter.
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The chef installed a panel to prevent splashback from the sink while washing dishes.
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She got splashback on her clothes after pouring water into the hot pan too quickly.
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I need to clean the splashback after cooking.
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The cook installed a splashback behind the stove to keep the wall clean from grease stains.
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After washing the dishes, I noticed a splashback of water on the countertop.
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The artist created a colorful splashback on the canvas by throwing paint at it.
Synonyms
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1.0
The sound or action of liquid hitting a surface
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1.0
The sound and movement of water that hits and wets things
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3.9
A spray of liquid that bounces back onto someone or something
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5.0
Liquid that lands in small drops and makes spots on a surface
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5.5
Small drops of liquid that hit a surface
Small drops of mud thrown onto a surface, often by vehicles
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Etymology
Splashback joins splash and back, so it literally means a splash that comes 'back'. A helpful way to remember it is to picture water hitting something and then bouncing or spraying 'back' onto a person or surface.