splash in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
splash in Sindhi سنڌي
splash in Telugu తెలుగు
splash in English
- splash⇄expr. make a splash, (Informal.) to attract attention; cause excitement.
Ex. He is free from the desire to make a splash, or the impulse of some academics to bite their former mentors in the leg (Marcus Cunliffe). - splash⇄expr. splash down, to land in the ocean after a space flight.
Ex. The mission will be over, however, when the ... spacecraft plunges back through the atmosphere to splash down in the Pacific Ocean northwest of Hawaii (New York Times). - splash⇄noun 1. the act, result, or sound of splashing.
Ex. The splash of the wave knocked him over. The boat upset with a loud splash.
2. a spot of liquid splashed upon a thing.
Ex. She has splashes of grease on her dress.
3. a large o - splash⇄splash, verb, noun.
- splash⇄v.i. 1. to dash water, mud, or the like, about.
Ex. The baby likes to splash in his tub.
2. to dash in scattered masses or drops.
Ex. Muddy water splashed on our windshield. The waves splashed on the beach.
3. to fall, move, or - splash⇄v.t. 1. to cause (water, mud, or the like) to fly about so as to wet or soil.
Ex. The baby likes to splash the water in his tub.
2. to cause to scatter a liquid about.
Ex. He splashed the oars as he rowed.
3. to wet, spatter, or