Splashed

To 'splash' means to cause a liquid to strike or scatter upon a surface or object, typically with a forceful impact. 'Splashed' is the past tense and past participle form, indicating an action that has already taken place. It often implies a messy, or even playful, dispersal of liquid. The verb can also refer to the action of striking the surface of a liquid and causing it to move and disperse, or to make something wet with a liquid, frequently associated with sounds like a plop, smack, or gush of water. The context frequently influences the exact connotation and the emotional impact of 'splashed'.

Splashed meaning with examples

• The car splashed through the giant puddle, soaking pedestrians on the sidewalk with cold, murky water. The driver didn't slow down, and everyone was soaked. The angry individuals yelled out at him from the crosswalk, which prompted the driver to speed up faster, disappearing from sight.
• The children splashed in the shallow end of the pool, giggling as they sprayed each other. The water sparkled under the midday sun, and their laughter echoed. Their parents relaxed on poolside loungers, and watched them from a distance, enjoying the scene from afar.
• The artist splashed vibrant colors across the canvas, creating an abstract masterpiece. With each stroke, the brush released energetic bursts of color that gave life to an image that was only visible to him. This bold use of color resulted in an eye-catching expression of his inner creative drive.
• During the storm, the waves splashed against the rocks, creating a mesmerizing display of power. The frothing white water and the crash of the waves produced a spectacular display of oceanic power, that captivated onlookers as they watched from a distance, through the gale force winds.