splosh

[ splosh ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. splash.

splosh

/ splɒʃ /

verb

1. to scatter (liquid) vigorously about in blobs

   visitors can splosh in the world's largest man-made waterfall

noun

1. an instance or sound of sploshing

Example Sentences

“Wait—” Tiller said, but it was too late, and the bucket had come loose from the rope, and they heard it splosh in the water below.

From Literature

The ding of metal falling on a brick floor, a splosh of liquid—and just before my vision goes completely dark, I feel myself caught under the arms.

From Literature

It is hard to imagine billions of tonnes of rock suddenly start to splosh about like a liquid - but that is what happened when an asteroid struck the Earth 66 million years ago.

From BBC

I owe genre filmmaking a lot, particularly the horror genre, and this will be fun to dive back into that murky pool and splosh around in it with the fans.

From Los Angeles Times

There is a slowly rising network of zero-waste shops across the UK and companies like Splosh and Lush create products designed to have a limited or no impact on the environment.

From BBC