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Past tense for to make wet by splashing
“Many of the villagers, especially the young folk, go to a neighboring brook and splash each other with water, shouting noisily.”
(of liquid) Past tense for to strike or fall on something in irregular drops
“Every time it rained, the raindrops would splash on top of the individual concrete squares.”
Past tense for to flow in a stream
“Katharine sat curled up on the bench way into the early morning hours, watching the waves splash along the shore.”
Past tense for to move around actively in a body of water
“Three doves will fly up, beautiful maidens, daughters of the tsar. They will untie their wings, take off their dresses, and splash about in the pond.”
Past tense for to publish a (typically sensational) story or photograph prominently
“Newspapers would splash his picture all over their front pages, along with his impassioned plea.”
Past tense for to cascade or issue forth from somewhere
Past tense for to struggle or stagger clumsily in mud or water
Past tense for to cause to be dirty or soiled
Past tense for to spend or invest (a lot of) money
Past tense for wave
Past tense for make a performance of
Past tense for move through the water in a boat using a paddle or paddles
Past tense for press for political action
Having specks or spots
Containing, soaked in, or covered in water
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