"Splash" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Splash" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Splash" Meaning
A sudden movement of a liquid, causing it to spread or extend in a sudden distribution. An exciting or colorful event. A brief impression or effect. To splash on something, ie, to make a sudden or impressive impact.
"Splash" Examples
Examples of Word "splash"
Verb
The child enjoyed playing in the splash of water from the sprinkler on a hot summer day.
The waves created a big splash as they hit the shore.
She made a splash in the art world with her latest painting exhibition.
The train will take a splash through the tunnel, plunge below the river.
The pearl made a tiny splash as it entered the container filled with oil.
Noun
The splash from the fallen ice cubes made the summer drink even colder.
The splash on her shirt from the fallen ice cream cone could not be ignored.
The water splash had now washed over the sides of the Bassin and was spreading to the grass.
The splash of paint on her shirt was still slightly wet.
The splash in the rocks trapped the nearly shed skin as it got caught in it.
"Splash" Similar Words
Splanchnocrania
Splanchnocranium
The splanchnocranium, also known as the visceral cranium, is a part of the skull that surrounds and protects the internal organs of the head and neck in invertebrate animals, particularly in mollusks and some other invertebrates such as starfish and sea urchins. It is not found in vertebrates.<br><br>In these animals, the splanchnocranium is a bony or cartilaginous ring or plate that forms the lower part of the internal skeleton, surrounding the main body organs like the heart, blood vessels, and digestive tract.<br><br>It's worth noting that the splanchnocranium is not a term commonly used in human anatomy, and the structure it refers to is not found in humans.
Splanchnography
Splanchnography refers to a type of radiography (imaging technique) that focuses on the study of the abdominal organs (viscera) and their surroundings. In a splanchnography, special x-ray equipment is used to obtain a detailed image of the abdominal cavity and its contained organs without the interference of overlying structures.
Splanchnopleure
The splanchnopleure, also known as the visceral pleura, is a membrane of endodermal origin in the embryo, visible in the stage of early embryonic development. It is composed of two layers. The outer layer eventually develops into the parietal pleura on the outside of the diaphragm, as well as a portion forming an anterior enlargement then fuses on either side of it.
Splanchnopleuric
Splanchnotomy
Splanchnotomy is a type of surgical incision or cut into the abdominal cavity (belly). It involves a slit or cut through the muscles that separate the abdominal organs from each other, to access and perform surgery on one of the abdominal organs.<br><br>The word "splanchnotomy" comes from the Greek words "splankhn" meaning "viscera" or "entrails" and "tomia" meaning "surgical cutting".
Splandrel
Splashback
A splashback is a small amount of liquid, especially water, that splashes off a surface, such as when a liquid hits a solid object and bounces back. It can also refer to a flashback or a repetition of something that happened before, often in reference to events or effects occurring in a sequence or cyclical pattern.
Splashdown
Splashes
Splashing
Splashy
Splat
"Spray (a liquid) forcefully on a surface, causing it to break up into small drops: the tomato splatters with juice as you drop it. A thing that falls or is thrown and hits a hard surface, making a loud noise and creating a messy outcome."<br><br>Example: "He accidentally splattered the paint on the wall."<br><br>Or, in the idiomatic sense:<br><br>"to happen or be done in a sudden and often disorganized way: the orders were splattered across the screen."
Splats
"Spats" can refer to a few different things.<br><br>1. Small marks left on a surface after a collision or impact, such as paint splats or object splats.<br><br>2. Slang for disagreements or disputes, particularly among romantic partners. Example: "They got into a spats over the holidays."<br><br>"However, the more common and acceptable word to use in modern English for the latter meaning is "spats" without an 'i'.
Splatter