to splunge
- verb
:
salpicar
- The child splunged water all over the floor while playing in the sink.
Examples
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If you splunge the sauce, it will stain the tablecloth.
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Don't splunge the paint everywhere!
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Try not to splunge paint everywhere when you open the can.
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She splunged water all over the floor.
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Try not to splunge paint everywhere when you open the can.
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If you splunge the sauce, it will stain the tablecloth.
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Don't splunge the paint on the floor; it will be hard to clean.
Synonyms
347
1.0
To accidentally cause liquid to flow out of a container
91
1.0
To make liquid move so it hits things and makes noise
51
4.1
To make liquid fall in small messy drops on a surface
22
3.7
To move liquid so it splashes or to walk through water making splashing sounds
14
5.0
To splash small drops onto a surface and make spots
3
1.2
Make water spray in small drops by hitting or moving through it
3
5.9
To make liquid move and spill around inside a container
3
4.9
To spill or pour liquid in a messy way
3
1.1
To let the drink in your cup or glass fall by accident
1
5.6
To make drops of liquid hit many places, like clothes or a table
1
8.9
To splash mud or water onto something and make it dirty
To splash small drops against a surface and make spots
To splash liquid around and make a mess
To spill liquid in a heavy or clumsy way
To move through water and make a loud wet sound
To move or splash with force and noise
To move water so it hits something and makes drops
Antonyms
How Messy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Splunge as a verb can be remembered as splash + plunge, meaning to splash liquid around in a messy, uncontrolled way. So to 'splunge' is to make a big, messy splash that may stain things.