splattering
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6.2
- noun
- /ˈsplætərɪŋ/
:
salpicadura
- (BLOOD SPLATTERING)
Examples
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(biting sounds, blood splattering) - And I've been running ever since.
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(BONES SHATTERING AND BLOOD SPLATTERING)
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(zombies feeding, splattering)
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(BLADE PULLING FROM FLESH AND SPLATTERING)
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(BLOOD SPLATTERING AND FLESH SQUELCHING)
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(BLOOD SPLATTERING)
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(BLOOD SPLATTERING)
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(BLOOD SPLATTERING)
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The sudden splattering of paint on the canvas created a vibrant effect.
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We heard the splattering of water as the waves crashed against the rocks.
Synonyms
46
4.0
A series of short, sharp noises like something loose hitting
41
5.5
A series of quick sounds made when small drops or pieces hit something
37
3.0
A sharp, sudden sound made when something bursts, like a balloon or bottle opening
9
4.0
A quick soft series of light sounds like rain or small feet
7
6.2
Something that is not working well makes short, sharp popping sounds
2
5.1
A sudden sharp sound made when liquid hits a surface
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5.3
A series of short explosive sounds from an engine or fire
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7.7
Short, sharp popping sounds made by a machine, rain, or similar things
1
7.4
The movement and sound made when something hits water or mud
A quick burst of short, sharp sounds
How Loud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Splattering comes from the noisy base splat, a word that copies a sound like splash. Imagine a sudden 'splat' when something wet hits a surface, and you have the loud, sudden wet noise this sense describes.