to fall into or move through a liquid causing it to fly up and scatter in drops
to scatter (a liquid), or be scattered, in large drops or considerable quantities
to make wet by splashing with a liquid
to display prominently; specif to print (an item) in a conspicuous position in a newspaper or magazine
chiefly Brit (usu + out) to spend money liberally
to move about vigorously in a liquid, esp striking the surface, causing it to fly up and spatter
The baby splashed about in the bath
to move through or into a liquid and cause it to spatter
The boy splashed through the puddle
to become spattered about
Milk splashed all over the floor
to spread or scatter in the manner of splashed liquid
Sunlight splashed over the lawn
to flow, fall, or strike with a splashing sound
a brook splashing over rocks
chiefly Brit, informal (+ out) to spend money liberally; to splurge
We splashed out on a new dinner service
to dash a liquid or semiliquid substance on or against (something)
to soil or stain (something) with splashed liquid
to cause (a liquid or semiliquid substance) to spatter about, esp with force
to scatter (something) in the manner of a splashed liquid
Sunset splashed its colours across the sky
to mark or overlay (something) with patches of contrasting colour
to display (something) prominently; specif to print (an item) in a conspicuous position in a newspaper or magazine
The affair was splashed all over the local papers