Splash синонимы

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  1. splashnoun

    Synonyms:
    plash

  2. splashnoun

    To hit or agitate liquid so that part of it separates from the principal liquid mass.

    sit and splash in the bathtub

    Synonyms:
    plash

  3. splashnoun

    To disperse a fluid suddenly; to splatter.

    water splashed everywhere

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    plash

  4. splashnoun

    to hit or expel liquid at

    The painter put a splash of blue on the wall to make it more colorful

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    plash

  5. splashnoun

    To create an impact or impression; to print, post or publicize prominently.

    The headline was splashed across newspapers everywhere.

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    plash

  6. splashverb

    To spend (money)

    After pay day I can afford to splash some cash and buy myself a motorbike.

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    plash

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:3.0 / 2 votes

  1. splash, plashnoun

    the sound like water splashing

    Synonyms:
    splattering, stir, splatter, splashing, dab, plash, spatter, spattering

  2. stir, splashnoun

    a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event

    «he made a great splash and then disappeared»

    Synonyms:
    ado, fuss, splatter, stir, bustle, splashing, dab, splattering, flurry, plash, hustle, spatter, spattering

  3. dab, splash, splatternoun

    a small quantity of something moist or liquid

    «a dab of paint»; «a splatter of mud»; «just a splash of whiskey»

    Synonyms:
    sputtering, splattering, stir, splatter, splashing, dab, pat, plash, spatter, sputter, spattering, tap, splutter

  4. splashnoun

    a patch of bright color

    «her red hat gave her outfit a splash of color»

    Synonyms:
    splattering, stir, splatter, splashing, dab, plash, spatter, spattering

  5. spatter, spattering, splash, splashing, splatteringnoun

    the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface

    Synonyms:
    splattering, stir, splatter, splashing, splutter, plash, dab, spatter, sputter, spattering, sputtering

  6. splash, splashingverb

    the act of scattering water about haphazardly

    Synonyms:
    splattering, stir, splatter, splashing, dab, plash, spatter, spattering

  7. sprinkle, splash, sploshverb

    cause (a liquid) to spatter about, especially with force

    «She splashed the water around her»

    Synonyms:
    swash, slush, squish, squelch, spit, sprinkle, dot, splatter, plash, pitter-patter, scatter, spatter, sparge, patter, besprinkle, dust, disperse, slop, splosh, slosh

  8. squelch, squish, splash, splosh, slosh, slopverb

    walk through mud or mire

    «We had to splosh across the wet meadow»

    Synonyms:
    slush around, quell, squelch, swash, quench, sprinkle, slosh around, crush, swill, splatter, splosh, squeeze, plash, spatter, mash, squish, spill, squash, slop, slush, slosh

  9. spatter, splatter, plash, splash, splosh, swashverb

    dash a liquid upon or against

    «The mother splashed the baby’s face with water»

    Synonyms:
    swash, squish, squelch, spit, sprinkle, swagger, brag, shoot a line, vaunt, pleach, gas, gasconade, slosh, pitter-patter, splosh, tout, bespatter, patter, bluster, spatter, blow, spill, plash, slop, slush, splatter, boast

  10. splashverb

    mark or overlay with patches of contrasting color or texture; cause to appear splashed or spattered

    «The mountain was splashed with snow»

    Synonyms:
    slush, slop, splatter, sprinkle, swash, squish, squelch, splosh, plash, slosh, spatter

  11. splash, splosh, slosh, slushverb

    make a splashing sound

    «water was splashing on the floor»

    Synonyms:
    slush around, slush, slop, splatter, sprinkle, swash, squish, squelch, splosh, plash, slosh, spatter, slosh around

  12. splashverb

    soil or stain with a splashed liquid

    Synonyms:
    slush, slop, splatter, sprinkle, swash, squish, squelch, splosh, plash, slosh, spatter

  13. splashverb

    strike and dash about in a liquid

    «The boys splashed around in the pool»

    Synonyms:
    slush, slop, splatter, sprinkle, swash, squish, squelch, splosh, plash, slosh, spatter

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  1. Naveen Patnaik:

    When he speaks his words are akin to pearls strung on a silken thread….when he should speak it s like lustre shed by a ruby…when he does speak it s like crystal splash that cleaves the blue….

  2. Clint Gamache:

    In-park merchandise for Splash Mountain has been sold out for months, as soon as they made the announcement last year that the ride was closing, people have been buying up all the merchandise they can get their hands on.

  3. Kerry Craig:

    It’s a big splash with some ripples, it’s a big event but the global ramifications are actually quite muted. We could see further resignations come through but I don’t think that will lead to a change in government.

  4. Mickey Mehta:

    Today life is going through unstable paces, animals slaved in cages and food exhibited in show-cases. We eat trash, our language is brash, life is a dash and humanity is about to crash. Black is cash, party is a bash and cleansing is just a splash. Wake up, come back to nature or else a human being will just be reduced to a caricature . Let your life be naturalized, get MickeyMized.

  5. Yona Knight-Wisdom:

    The main thing I have to my advantage is that I’m able to get a really clean entry into the water, so I make very little splash, i’m just to keep it really, really simple and just try to get the most consistent performance because I feel like people will make mistakes.


Translations for splash

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  • دفقةArabic
  • stříkat, postříkatCzech
  • plätschernGerman
  • salpicar, chapotearSpanish
  • loiskaus, loiskia, loiskuttaa, roiskua, roiskahdus, loiskahdus, roiskausFinnish
  • asperger, faire du bruit, éclaboussure, éclabousser, bruit, ploufFrench
  • छपHindi
  • schizzo, tonfoItalian
  • し吹く, はね散らすJapanese
  • pūhoru, pōhutuMāori
  • pluskać, pluskPolish
  • плескать, всплеск, брызгаться, нашуметь, плескаться, шумиха, плеск, расплескаться, брызгатьRussian
  • שפּריצןYiddish
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Варианты (v2)

  • splash [splæʃ] сущ

    1. всплескм, выплескм

      (surge, outburst)

    2. брызги, разбрызгиваниеср

      (splashes, spray)

      • water splash – водяные брызги
    3. плескм

      (lapping)

    4. заставкаж

      (screensaver)

    5. сенсацияж

      (sensation)

  • splash [splæʃ] гл

    1. брызгать, забрызгивать, брызгаться, брызнуть, забрызгать, обрызгать, обрызгивать

      (spray, dabble, spurt, splatter)

    2. плескаться

      (lap)

    3. шлепать

      (slap)

    4. выплеснуться, выплескивать, расплескать

      (splash out, spill)

    5. плеснуть

    6. шлепнуться

      (plop)

    7. всплеснуть

noun
всплеск splash, dash, plash
плеск splash, swash, plash, dash, popple
брызги spray, splash, splatter, spatter, spill, sputter
пятно spot, stain, blot, blur, slick, splash
брызганье spatter, sprinkling, splash, sprinkle, spritz
капелька droplet, drop, whit, splash, tittle, tiny bit
красочное пятно splash
небольшое количество little, bit, dollop, sprinkling, mouthful, splash
сенсационная статья в газете splash
verb
плескаться splash, splatter, dabble, plash, swash, paddle
брызгать splash, sprinkle, dabble, spritz, splatter, spatter
брызгаться splash, dabble
шлепать slap, splash, smack, flap, cuff, pat
забрызгивать splatter, splash, spatter, squirt, bedabble, bespatter
расцвечивать decorate, splash, embroider, lace
плескать splash, splatter, dabble, plash, swash, dash
всплескивать splash
шлепаться plop, flop, splash, squash, thud, plunk
бултыхнуться plop, splash
сорить деньгами overspend, lash out, splash, splash out, launch out, scatter
транжирить blow, blow off, splash
подавать материал броско splash

Синонимы (v1)

Синонимы (v2)

  • splash сущ

    • splatter · spatter · plash · splashes · spray · spurt · squirt
    • sprinkle
    • slosh · slop
    • lap · lapping
    • sprinkling
    • ripple · burst · surge · spike · sensation
    • smack

noun

  • spot, blob, dab, daub, smudge, smear, speck, fleck, mark, stain, splotch
  • drop, dash, bit, spot, soupçon, dribble, driblet
  • patch, burst, streak
  • splattering, spatter, splashing, spattering
  • stir
  • splashing
  • plash
  • dab, splatter

verb

  • sprinkle, spray, shower, splatter, slosh, slop, squirt, daub, wet
  • spatter, bespatter, splatter, speck, speckle, blotch, smear, stain, mark, splotch
  • swash, wash, break, lap, dash, beat, lash, batter, crash, buffet, plash
  • paddle, wade, slosh, wallow, splosh, plash
  • blazon, display, spread, plaster, trumpet, publicize, splatter
  • slosh, slush, splosh
  • slop, slosh, splosh, squelch, squish
  • sprinkle, splosh
  • plash, splosh, spatter, swash, splatter

Предложения со словом «splash»

Something broke the surface with a pop and a splash.

Что — то с бульканьем и всплеском нарушило водяную гладь.

A loud splash announced she’d entered the water.

Громкий всплеск сообщил мне, что она вошла в воду.

That will evoke more sympathy, create a bigger splash.

Это лишь вызовет большую симпатию, создаст обширный резонанс.

With a little gasp and a big splash she fell into the waters of Lake Lachrymose.

С тихим вскриком и громким всплеском она опрокинулась в озеро Лакримозе.

Here and there a splash of white or crimson marked the blooming of some trailing epiphyte.

Тут и там были разбросаны белые и малиновые пятна каких — то цветов.

The impostor slipped and fell with a splash into the water.

Самозванец поскользнулся и с громким всплеском рухнул в воду.

It filled swiftly, so much so that it overflowed and the blood began to splash on the floor.

Чашка наполнилась так быстро, что кровь начала переливаться через край на пол.

Tony McWhirter poured himself a big glass of orange juice and added a splash of vodka.

Тони Маквиртер налил себе большой стакан апельсинового сока и добавил немного водки.

I splash cold water on my face and tuck the Hermes perfume into the tote bag.

Плещу в лицо холодной воды, прячу духи в большую дорожную сумку.

Above the roar of the waterfall Rincewind thought he could make out the splash of oars.

Ринсвинду показалось, что сквозь шум водопада доносится плеск весел.

Their feet began to splash through rivulets of water flowing down the tunnel.

Под ногами захлюпала вода, ручейками текущая по туннелю.

Hell, I’d known there were no clean towels, but I’d been so busy listening to him splash around in the water I hadn’t thought of it.

Я тоже могла бы знать, но я с таким вниманием слушала плеск воды, что забыла.

The only sounds were the creak of the muffled oars and the splash of water on the launch’s hull.

Единственными звуками были скрип уключин да плеск воды о борт шлюпки.

Only the splash of water and the high hiss of leaves disturbed the silence.

Тишину нарушал лишь плеск воды да шум листьев высоко над головой.

The only splash of color in the room was one of the local blue-and-yellow carpets she had placed on the other side of the desk.

Единственным светлым пятном в комнате был желто — голубой коврик перед столом.

Not a fleck of seaweed or splash of color to give a hint of a sanding shelf.

Ни пятнышка водорослей или света, намекающих о наличии песчаного шельфа.

As Shaw had promised, Duran was immersed in the sounds of the ocean, the splash, and rush of water.

Как и обещал Шоу, Дюран погрузился в звуки океана, в плеск и журчание воды.

Splash cold water on your face and go outside.

Ополосните лицо холодной водой, и выйдите на улицу.

Well, I can’t see how a tiny splash of tea is going to help.

Надо же, не думал, что капля чая помогает.

Well, I can’t see how a tiny splash of tea is going to help.

Не понимаю я, как чай может помочь.

That splash of color you ordered finally arrived.

Эти брызги цвета, которые ты заказала, наконец, приехали.

All we need to do is add this for just a splash of color.

Все что нам нужно сделать, это добавить это для всплеска красок.

Inside, there’s a splash of suede on the dash with some orange stitching.

Внутри просто замшевый взрыв со чуточкой оранжевых швов.

Light rum, amaretto, orange juice, pineapple juice, and a splash of grenadine.

Ром, амаретто, апельсиновый и ананасовый соки и щепотка гвоздики.

I tend to stand too close to the urinal, so… what you’re seeing there is splash back.

Это я обычно стою слишком близко к писсуару, так что… то, что ты видишь, это от брызг.

Grape soda, black tea, and just a splash of beet juice.

Виноградная газировка, черный чай, и капелька свекольного сока.

An on-target landing should result in recovery time of 18 minutes. from splash-down to the opening of the hatch.

При приземлении корабля в заданной точке поисково — спасательная операция с момента приводнения до открытия люка займет 18 минут.

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AstroTripper Тренер Тренер Astro Tripper b1u3D4rK Bejeweled: Твист Тренер трещина растрескивание кожи DUP DUP Template Фишдом Морозный Тренер Splash Flock!

Back of her right leg, tiny splash marks above the heel and calf, not present on the left.

Задняя часть её правой ноги, мелкие следы от брызгов над пяткой и голенью, которых нет на левой.

How to make a splash in social media

Как сделать всплеск в светских медиях

To implement this change, instead of using a redirect, render a splash page calling FB.login() automatically once the FB SDK is initialized.

Чтобы реализовать этот способ, вместо перенаправления добавьте страницу — заставку, которая автоматически вызывает FB.login() после запуска SDK Facebook.

Children, be careful not to splash grandpa.

Дети, осторожно, не брызгайте на дедушку.

Countless numbers of sturgeon, burbot and chekhon fish splash about in a special statistical pool.

В специальном статистическом бассейне плещутся бесчисленные осетры, налимы и рыба чехонь.

At times the rain would die down, and then one could hear the large drops falling into the rain barrel below with a loud, ringing splash.

Временами он затихал, и тогда слышно было, как крупные дождевые капли солидно и звонко падают в бочку, стоявшую под окном.

After the splash Spender waited silently for Biggs to climb back up onto the stone bank.

Всплеск. Спендер молча ждал, когда Биггс выкарабкается обратно.

The next, a loud splash announced that my brave Queequeg had dived to the rescue.

В следующее мгновение громкий всплеск провозгласил, что мой храбрый Квикег бросился на помощь.

He didn’t look back, but a moment later, he heard Reeves splash into the water behind him.

По раздавшемуся позади всплеску он понял, что Ривз пошел за ним.

But we shall never know what Pooh thought, for there came a sudden squeak from Roo, a splash, and a loud cry of alarm from Kanga.

Но мы никогда не узнаем, что думал Пух, так как в это время раздался писк Ру, всплеск и истошный вопль Канги.

Soon there was a soft splash in the corner.

Вскоре в углу раздался тихий всплеск .

There was a faint splash. Once again a sleepy quiet fell on the room.

Раздался еле слышный всплеск , и снова в комнате воцарилась тишина.

I said I liked her in Splash, but not Wall Street.

А я сказал: она хороша во Всплеске , но не очень в Уолл — Стрит.

‘You’re getting on fairly well, though you splash a good bit still.

Ты делаешь большие успехи, хоть и поднимаешь брызги чуть — чуть больше, чем надо.

Don’t get that splash pattern any other way.

Никак иначе такие брызги появиться не могли.

I tend to stand too close to the urinal, so what you’re seeing there is splash back.

Это я обычно стою слишком близко к писсуару, так что… то, что ты видишь, это от брызг.

We want to see if the splash reaches the moon.

Мы хотим посмотреть, достанут ли брызги до луны!

I once wore a tie with a splash of purple.

Я один раз надел галстук с фиолетовыми брызгами.

Liquid makes it through, But it’s more of a splash than some kind of a cohesive lump.

Жидкость проникает внутрь, но скорее в виде брызг, чем плотным комком.

I’ll do Peter Pan with you, and then I’ll hit Splash Mountain after.

Я с вами на Питер Пена, а потом прокачусь с Горы брызг.

You know, if we all go on Splash Mountain together, we could do a funny group picture on the way down.

Знаете, если пойти на Гору брызг вместе, можно сделать смешную фотографию, когда будем катиться вниз.

Well, you’ve made quite a splash.

Что ж, ты поднял брызги.

I found what appeared to be splash patterns all over shirt and his pants.

Я нашла что — то похожее на брызги повсюду на его рубашке и брюках.

Adam crawled quietly into the water, being very careful to make no splash.

Очень осторожно, стараясь не выдать себя плеском, Адам сполз в воду.

His hands went to his mouth; he choked, shut his eyes, bent, and a thick rush of fluid filled his mouth, spilled out, fell to splash on the tiles, covering the designs.

Руки метнулись ко рту, он судорожно глотнул, зажмурился, согнулся пополам. Густая струя наполнила рот и вырвалась, хлынула с плеском прямо на плиты, заливая изображения.

He heard a splash. ‘Let go; clear the falls!’ He leaned over.

Раздался плеск. — Отдать концы! — Он перегнулся через поручни.

About three in the morning some large fish leaped, and the loud splash made me jump as though a gun had been fired.

Около трех часов утра в реке всполошилась какая — то большая рыба, и от громкого плеска я подскочил, словно услышал выстрел из пушки.

The Prince made a sudden movement with his hand, and the jewel, describing an arc of light, dived with a splash into the flowing river.

Принц сделал внезапное движение рукой, и драгоценный камень, описав сияющую дугу, с плеском нырнул в бегущую воду.

But her cries would rouse them; they would hear the splash in the water, and they might be quick enough to rescue us.

Они услышат плеск воды и, может быть, успеют спасти нас.

From the river came the sound of my friend’s voice and the splash of oars in the water.

В лесу послышался голос моего товарища, плеск весла по воде.

Once again there was a splash. Then all was quiet.

Снова раздался плеск, и все затихло.

Just then, a rowboat nosed into the beach with a soft splash.

В это время неподалеку с тихим плеском причалила лодка.

  • dash
  • sensation
  • burst
  • display
  • effect
  • patch
  • splurge
  • stir
  • touch
  • dash
  • douse
  • drench
  • drown
  • paddle
  • slop
  • slosh
  • soak
  • spatter
  • spray
  • sprinkle
  • squirt
  • strew
  • wade
  • wet
  • bathe
  • bespatter
  • broadcast
  • dabble
  • moisten
  • plash
  • plunge
  • shower
  • sop
  • splatter
  • spread
  • throw
  • wallow
  • get wet

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Brian Armstrong, the cryptocurrency exchange’s chief executive, made a splash with a blog post on Sunday that declared Coinbase would not engage in social activism or advocate for political causes or candidates.

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There was a tiny splash, a laugh, and the little greenheart rod flicked a trout high over his head.

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She looked up suddenly, her dark eyes blazing, a splash of colour in either cheek.

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SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORDS RELATED TO SPLASH

  • adduce
  • allege
  • ballyhoo
  • beat the drum for
  • benefit
  • boost
  • cite
  • encourage
  • foster
  • further
  • get ink for
  • hype
  • introduce
  • lay forward
  • make a pitch for
  • offer
  • plug
  • present
  • proffer
  • puff
  • push
  • put forward
  • put on the map
  • serve
  • set forth
  • splash
  • spot
  • submit
  • suggest
  • throw spotlight on
  • urge
  • accelerates
  • achieves
  • brings forward
  • comes forward
  • conquers
  • continues ahead
  • continues on
  • dispatches
  • drives
  • elevates
  • forges ahead
  • gains ground
  • gets ahead
  • gets green light
  • gets there
  • gets with it
  • goes ahead
  • goes forth
  • goes forward
  • goes great guns
  • goes places
  • goes to town
  • hastens
  • launches
  • makes headway
  • makes the scene
  • marches
  • moves on
  • moves onward
  • moves up
  • press on
  • proceeds
  • progresses
  • promotes
  • propels
  • pushes ahead
  • pushes on
  • quickens
  • sends forward
  • skyrockets
  • speeds
  • steps forward
  • storms
  • acquaint
  • advance
  • advise
  • announce
  • apprise
  • ballyhoo
  • beat the drum for
  • bill
  • blazon
  • boost
  • build up
  • circularize
  • communicate
  • declare
  • disclose
  • display
  • divulge
  • drum
  • endorse
  • exhibit
  • expose
  • flaunt
  • get on soapbox for
  • hard sell
  • herald
  • hype
  • inform
  • make a pitch
  • make known
  • notify
  • pitch
  • plug
  • press agent
  • proclaim
  • promote
  • promulgate
  • puff
  • push
  • put on the map
  • reveal
  • show
  • soft sell
  • splash
  • sponsor
  • spot
  • tout
  • uncover
  • unmask
  • acquaints
  • advances
  • advises
  • announces
  • apprises
  • ballyhoos
  • beats the drum for
  • bills
  • blazons
  • boosts
  • builds up
  • circularizes
  • communicates
  • declares
  • discloses
  • displays
  • divulges
  • drums
  • endorses
  • exhibits
  • exposes
  • flaunts
  • gets on soapbox for
  • hard sell
  • heralds
  • hypes
  • informs
  • makes a pitch
  • makes known
  • notifies
  • pitches
  • plugs
  • press agent
  • proclaims
  • promotes
  • promulgates
  • puffs
  • pushes
  • puts on the map
  • reveals
  • shows
  • soft sell
  • splashes
  • sponsors
  • spots
  • touts
  • uncovers
  • unmasks
  • ball
  • bead
  • blot
  • blotch
  • bubble
  • dab
  • daub
  • dot
  • droplet
  • glob
  • globule
  • splash
  • splotch
  • acne
  • blemish
  • blot
  • breakout
  • eruption
  • mark
  • patch
  • splash
  • spot
  • stain
  • stigma

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

What is another word for splash?

1427 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ splˈaʃ], [ splˈaʃ], [ s_p_l_ˈa_ʃ]

Table of Contents

  • adj.

    important (adjective)

    • noteworthy.

    noteworthy (adjective)

    • more highprofile,
    • more underlined,
    • most underlined,
    • more high profile,
    • more stand out,
    • most murder,
    • most nameable,
    • most stand out,
    • mind blowing,
    • under-lined,
    • under lined,
    • most high-profile,
    • out standing,
    • extra-ordinary,
    • red letter,
    • most stand-out,
    • splashest,
    • more stand-out,
    • majorleague,
    • redletter,
    • un usual,
    • endest,
    • mindblowing,
    • highprofile,
    • most highprofile,
    • un-usual,
    • most high profile,
    • more high-profile,
    • more murder.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • high-profile,
    • the end,
    • extra ordinary,
    • out-standing,
    • splasher,
    • stand-out,
    • something else.
  • n.

    • print,
    • put out,
    • go to press,
    • report,
    • run.

    • babble,
    • click,
    • grate,
    • cough,
    • ding.

    • band,
    • move.

    • chink,
    • bump,
    • beat,
    • clack,
    • clip-clop,
    • clink,
    • clangor,
    • clash.

    • brighten,
    • fade,
    • paint,
    • dye,
    • color,
    • bleach,
    • redden,
    • respray,
    • blacken.

    • blister,
    • blight,
    • blemish,
    • breakage,
    • burnout,
    • chip,
    • bruise,
    • burn.

    • sip,
    • leak,
    • trickle.

    • channel,
    • catch,
    • burst,
    • come in,
    • cast up,
    • deepen,
    • course,
    • crest.

    • clatter,
    • groan,
    • rumble,
    • bang,
    • thunder,
    • screech.

    • go down,
    • go under,
    • sink,
    • carry,
    • swim,
    • submerge.

    blob (noun)

    • ball,
    • bead,
    • globule,
    • dab,
    • glob.

    blotch (noun)

    • eruption,
    • stigma,
    • breakout,
    • mark,
    • acne,
    • stain,
    • mottling.

    broth (noun)

    • dishwater,
    • gumbo,
    • Olio,
    • consomme,
    • elixir,
    • pottage,
    • puree,
    • stock,
    • chowder,
    • pottages,
    • chowders,
    • potage,
    • decoctions,
    • bouillon,
    • dishwaters,
    • vichyssoise,
    • gumbos,
    • fluid,
    • brew,
    • potages,
    • Hodge-podge,
    • borscht,
    • concoction,
    • bowl,
    • potpourri,
    • bouillons,
    • porridge,
    • decoction,
    • distillation.

    conquest (noun)

    • win,
    • conquering,
    • invasion,
    • success,
    • discomfiture,
    • Defeating,
    • score,
    • appropriation,
    • Vanquishment,
    • rout,
    • Routing,
    • acquisition,
    • big win,
    • coup,
    • overthrow,
    • annexation,
    • occupation.

    demonstration (noun)

    • flash.

    display (noun)

    • dis-plays,
    • un folding,
    • dis play,
    • re velations,
    • bravure,
    • dis plays,
    • grandstand plays,
    • ex-ample,
    • ex-position,
    • arrayals,
    • ex ample,
    • frame ups,
    • re velation,
    • frameup,
    • ex-positions,
    • re-velation,
    • un-folding,
    • dis-play,
    • bravuras,
    • frameups,
    • re-velations,
    • ostentatiousnesses.

    flair (noun)

    • chics.

    flash (noun)

    • out bursts,
    • out-burst,
    • out-bursts,
    • out burst.

    gurgle (noun)

    • Plashing,
    • Purled,
    • Purling,
    • purl,
    • plashes,
    • purls.

    infamousness (noun)

    • in famousness,
    • in-famousness.

    notoriety (noun)

    • dis reputes,
    • re-nown,
    • dis-honor,
    • dis-reputes,
    • dis honors,
    • re nown,
    • dis-repute,
    • dis-honors,
    • dis honor,
    • dis repute.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • ostentatiousness,
    • small indefinite quantity,
    • spindrift,
    • teardrop,
    • atomizer,
    • card game,
    • sprayer,
    • dapple,
    • boisterousness,
    • aerosol,
    • teardrops,
    • Bravura,
    • commotion,
    • dewdrop,
    • pedantry,
    • renowns,
    • va,
    • pond,
    • sea,
    • ink,
    • to-do,
    • Atomizers,
    • tarns,
    • patch,
    • pizzazz,
    • comics,
    • millpond,
    • showboats,
    • noise,
    • maculation,
    • sure bet,
    • duck pond,
    • small indefinite amount,
    • hoo-hah,
    • subjugation,
    • speckle,
    • for show,
    • tarn,
    • skylark,
    • dewdrops,
    • spray,
    • display,
    • pinch,
    • briny deep,
    • panoply,
    • wetting,
    • blotch,
    • ceremonials,
    • sprayers,
    • small lake,
    • sidesplitter,
    • mottlings,
    • lily pond,
    • grand slams,
    • frame-ups,
    • jigger,
    • routings,
    • takeovers,
    • takeover,
    • disruption,
    • MERES,
    • riot,
    • drop,
    • blob,
    • Subdual,
    • broth,
    • mud puddle,
    • Vaporizer,
    • hoo-ha,
    • duster,
    • fleck,
    • inks,
    • exposure,
    • Infamousness,
    • grand slam,
    • pageantry,
    • homers,
    • show,
    • gurgle,
    • Vaporizers,
    • clean sweep,
    • wises,
    • subjection,
    • big hit,
    • nature,
    • conquest,
    • EXPOS,
    • Grand-stand,
    • feather in cap,
    • Aerosols,
    • skylarks,
    • PEARLS,
    • jollifications,
    • hole in one,
    • arrayal,
    • subjugations,
    • smash hit,
    • brinies,
    • substance,
    • disturbance,
    • triumph,
    • bounding main,
    • kerfuffle,
    • dusters,
    • spindrifts,
    • smash-hit,
    • frame up,
    • sprinkler,
    • sprinklers,
    • Re-presentation,
    • natatorium,
    • millponds,
    • frame-up,
    • grandstand play,
    • the gold,
    • painting,
    • pretension,
    • flutter,
    • vas,
    • expo,
    • exhibition,
    • showboat,
    • jollification,
    • pool.

    pinch (noun)

    • small quantity.

    pizzazz (noun)

    • get up and go.

    pond (noun)

    • lily ponds,
    • duck ponds,
    • small lakes.

    pool (noun)

    • mud puddles,
    • natatoriums,
    • natatoria.

    pretension (noun)

    • showiness,
    • phonies.

    pretentiousness (noun)

    • pompousness,
    • grandioseness.

    riot (noun)

    • ex-cess,
    • up-roars,
    • ex cess,
    • ex-cesses,
    • boisterousnesses,
    • up-roar,
    • sidesplitters.

    sea (noun)

    • davy jones locker,
    • pro-fusions,
    • briny deeps,
    • davy jones’s lockers,
    • bounding mains,
    • pro-fusion,
    • pro fusions.

    show (noun)

    • pre tense,
    • grand stand,
    • pre-texts,
    • pre tenses,
    • grand-stands,
    • pre texts,
    • re presentation,
    • re presentations,
    • pre-text,
    • pre-tense,
    • re-presentations,
    • pre text,
    • grand stands,
    • makebelieve.

    triumph (noun)

    • sur-mountings,
    • shoo in,
    • smash-hits,
    • sur-mounting,
    • smash hits,
    • sure bets,
    • sur mountings,
    • hole one,
    • the golds,
    • sur mounting,
    • surmountings,
    • big hits,
    • vanquishings,
    • shooin,
    • smashhits,
    • feather cap,
    • smashhit.
  • n. & v.

    gurgle (noun, verb)

    • Gurgling,
    • plashed.
  • v.

    advance (verb)

    • cite,
    • puff,
    • serve,
    • boost,
    • push,
    • adduce,
    • proffer,
    • allege,
    • offer,
    • submit,
    • ballyhoo,
    • further,
    • urge,
    • foster,
    • benefit,
    • encourage,
    • suggest,
    • present,
    • beat the drum for.

    advertise (verb)

    • disclose,
    • exhibit,
    • flaunt,
    • drum,
    • inform,
    • endorse,
    • get on soapbox for,
    • advise,
    • promulgate,
    • soft sell,
    • promote,
    • communicate,
    • announce,
    • expose,
    • build up,
    • apprise,
    • uncover,
    • plug,
    • notify,
    • unmask,
    • bill,
    • press agent,
    • acquaint,
    • proclaim,
    • declare,
    • herald,
    • sponsor,
    • blazon,
    • reveal,
    • tout,
    • divulge,
    • pitch.

    contact (verb)

    • splosh.

    dash (verb)

    • shiver,
    • charge,
    • smash,
    • fling,
    • splinter,
    • shatter,
    • slam,
    • cudgel,
    • cast,
    • lunge,
    • crash,
    • bludgeon,
    • sling,
    • destroy,
    • hurl.

    dip (verb)

    • irrigate,
    • immerse,
    • baptize,
    • lave,
    • water,
    • steep,
    • lower,
    • souse.

    douse (verb)

    • de luge,
    • de-luging,
    • de-luged,
    • blew out,
    • squenching,
    • de luging,
    • squenches,
    • squenched,
    • blows out,
    • de-luges,
    • de luged,
    • de luges,
    • de-luge.

    dramatize (verb)

    • over did,
    • melodramatizing,
    • over state,
    • plays to gallery,
    • over-doing,
    • plays on heartstrings,
    • made production of,
    • over-stated,
    • over-stating,
    • make production of,
    • over-state,
    • tragedized,
    • over doing,
    • melodramatizes,
    • played gallery,
    • pro duce,
    • playing to gallery,
    • melodramatized,
    • plays gallery,
    • over states,
    • gives color to,
    • over stating,
    • play gallery,
    • playing gallery,
    • playing on heartstrings,
    • played to gallery,
    • pro-duces,
    • farcialized,
    • played heartstrings,
    • over does,
    • tragedizes,
    • tragedizing,
    • over-states,
    • laying it on,
    • makes production of,
    • making production of,
    • over stated,
    • pro duces,
    • gave color to,
    • made a production of,
    • plays heartstrings,
    • giving color to,
    • farcializing,
    • makes a production of,
    • making a production of,
    • over-does,
    • laid it on,
    • over-did,
    • lays it on,
    • play heartstrings,
    • over done,
    • played on heartstrings,
    • playing heartstrings,
    • farcializes.

    drop (verb)

    • de scended,
    • dis till,
    • de-scends,
    • dis-tilled,
    • dis tills,
    • dis-till,
    • dis-tilling,
    • dis tilling,
    • de-scending,
    • de-scend,
    • de-scended,
    • dis-tills,
    • de scend,
    • de scends,
    • dis tilled,
    • de scending.

    flow (verb)

    • disembogues,
    • in-undated,
    • over-flowing,
    • dis-charges,
    • exudating,
    • over flown,
    • over flows,
    • over-flow,
    • dis-charge,
    • wells forth,
    • welling forth,
    • over flowed,
    • over-flown,
    • dis charged,
    • over-flows,
    • over-flowed,
    • smoothing along,
    • in undated,
    • dis charging,
    • smoothed along,
    • smooths along,
    • dis charge,
    • dis-charged,
    • dis charges,
    • over flowing,
    • welled forth,
    • over flow,
    • dis-charging,
    • exudated.

    lobby (verb)

    • high pressuring,
    • pro curing,
    • selling on,
    • campaigned for,
    • softsoaped,
    • soft-sells,
    • soft-selling,
    • politicked,
    • pulling strings,
    • exerts influence,
    • putting pressure on,
    • pro cures,
    • pro cure,
    • in-duces,
    • soft soaping,
    • softsoap,
    • brought pressure to bear,
    • high pressured,
    • pulls strings,
    • softselling,
    • campaigns for,
    • in-duce,
    • softsold,
    • soliciting votes,
    • puts pressure on,
    • bringing pressure to bear,
    • pro cured,
    • brings pressure to bear,
    • bring pressure bear,
    • billboarding,
    • soft soaped,
    • softsells,
    • pro-curing,
    • re questing,
    • pro-cured,
    • pulled strings,
    • high pressures,
    • pro-cures,
    • brings pressure bear,
    • brought pressure bear,
    • pro-cure,
    • billboarded,
    • in duce,
    • in duces,
    • softsoaps,
    • solicited votes,
    • softsoaping,
    • solicits votes,
    • re-quests,
    • exerted influence,
    • softsell,
    • re quests,
    • re quested,
    • soft-sold,
    • sells on,
    • soft-soaps,
    • re-questing,
    • sweettalk,
    • bringing pressure bear.

    moisten (verb)

    • humidify,
    • splatter,
    • wet,
    • dampen.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • drench,
    • slog,
    • plod,
    • bemire,
    • pad,
    • trifle,
    • soil,
    • go,
    • cover,
    • activity,
    • colly,
    • slop,
    • begrime,
    • sound,
    • dirty,
    • overlay,
    • extinguish,
    • disperse,
    • dust,
    • scatter,
    • tramp,
    • sprinkle,
    • HIT,
    • footslog,
    • trudge,
    • grime,
    • strike,
    • dot.

    paddle (verb)

    • runs rapids,
    • cuts water,
    • skying oar,
    • skied an oar,
    • ran rapids,
    • skies oar,
    • skies an oar,
    • sky oar,
    • skyed oar,
    • skyed an oar,
    • skying an oar,
    • skied oar,
    • cutting water,
    • running rapids.

    pour (verb)

    • de-canted,
    • lets flow,
    • de canting,
    • de-canting,
    • de canted,
    • letting flow,
    • letted flow.

    promote or propose an idea (verb)

    • advance(s).

    publicize (verb)

    • head lined,
    • ex-tolling,
    • ex tolling,
    • writing up,
    • ex tolled,
    • writes up,
    • pressagents,
    • pressagented,
    • press agenting,
    • head-lined,
    • head lining,
    • head lines,
    • skywrote,
    • writ up,
    • pressagenting,
    • press agented,
    • wrote up,
    • pressagent,
    • skywritten,
    • press-agented,
    • head-lining,
    • skywrites,
    • ex-tolled,
    • head line,
    • press-agenting,
    • press-agents.

    spill (verb)

    • up sets,
    • dis gorges,
    • dis gorging,
    • dis-gorges,
    • up-sets,
    • wells over,
    • spilt over,
    • dis gorged,
    • up setting,
    • runs over,
    • over-turning,
    • dis-gorged,
    • up-setting,
    • welled over,
    • dis-gorge,
    • over-filled,
    • spills over,
    • over runs,
    • welling over,
    • over turning,
    • over turns,
    • over fill,
    • over-fills,
    • dis-gorging,
    • dis gorge,
    • over filling,
    • over fills,
    • over-fill,
    • over running,
    • over-filling,
    • over filled,
    • up-set,
    • over-turn,
    • spilled over.

    spot (verb)

    • be smirches,
    • be spattering,
    • be spatter,
    • be-smirch,
    • be smirched,
    • be smirching,
    • maculating,
    • be smirch,
    • be-smirching,
    • be-spattering,
    • maculates,
    • be spatters,
    • be spattered,
    • be-spatters,
    • bespatters,
    • be-smirches,
    • pimpling,
    • be-spatter,
    • be-smirched,
    • be-spattered.

    spray (verb)

    • spritzed,
    • spritzes,
    • throws around,
    • threw around,
    • throwing around.

    squirt (verb)

    • spluring,
    • splured,
    • splurs.

    wade (verb)

    • light in to,
    • got stuck in,
    • gets stuck in,
    • lighted into,
    • lighting into,
    • setting about,
    • tears in to,
    • tore in to,
    • gat feet wet,
    • lit in to,
    • working through,
    • torn in to,
    • gets feet wet,
    • lit into,
    • lighted in to,
    • jumps in,
    • torn into,
    • tearing into,
    • sets to,
    • tears into,
    • gat stuck in,
    • setting to,
    • gotten stuck in,
    • jumping in,
    • tare in to,
    • gotten feet wet,
    • lights into,
    • tore into,
    • jumped in,
    • lights in to,
    • tearing in to,
    • getting stuck in,
    • wrought through,
    • lighting in to,
    • worked through,
    • sets about,
    • got feet wet,
    • tare into,
    • getting feet wet,
    • works through,
    • tear in to.
  • v.n.

    Other relevant words: (v.n.)

    • daub,
    • — n,
    • dabble,
    • plash,
    • blot,
    • splotch,
    • spatter.
  • Other synonyms:

    • splash around,
    • droplet,
    • swoosh,
    • publish,
    • crash around,
    • serialize,
    • submersion,
    • lake,
    • discoloration,
    • runnel,
    • dunk,
    • burble,
    • swish,
    • moisture,
    • rivulet.

    • tint,
    • gob,
    • wash,
    • shading,
    • whoosh,
    • submerged,
    • top-up,
    • plaster,
    • dregs,
    • submarine,
    • patina,
    • condensation,
    • wallow,
    • river,
    • spillage.

    • fountain,
    • bubble,
    • blaze,
    • scuffle,
    • vein,
    • suspension,
    • solution,
    • sunken.

    • gush,
    • spout,
    • dribble,
    • jet,
    • churn,
    • scoop,
    • resurface.

    • spurt,
    • rattle,
    • zing.

    • break.

    • appear.

    • come out,
    • crunch.

    • duck,
    • draft,
    • point.

    • buzz.

    dramatize

    • Burlesquing,
    • play on heartstrings,
    • give color to,
    • lays on,
    • farcialize,
    • lay on,
    • melodramatize,
    • laid on,
    • play to gallery,
    • lay it on,
    • laying on,
    • overdo,
    • make a production of,
    • ham up,
    • playact,
    • overstate,
    • Burlesqued,
    • tragedize.

    drip

    • plop.

    lade

    • Bailing,
    • Ladled,
    • Ladling,
    • Bailed.

    lap

    • Lapped,
    • swished,
    • swishing,
    • Lipping,
    • lipped,
    • swishes,
    • Sipped.

    moisten

    • moisturize,
    • moisturizing,
    • SOG,
    • bedew,
    • rain on,
    • humidifying,
    • waterlog,
    • moisturized,
    • bedewed,
    • moisturizes,
    • Bedewing,
    • humidified,
    • humidifies.

    Other relevant words:

    • ripple,
    • Peppering,
    • beading,
    • rilled,
    • exerting influence,
    • make known,
    • Snowed,
    • moisten,
    • circularize,
    • sheeting,
    • soft-soap,
    • marbled,
    • snuff,
    • dip,
    • ballyhooing,
    • exert influence,
    • pull strings,
    • Snowing,
    • teem,
    • tear into,
    • rilling,
    • hard sell,
    • politicking,
    • Peppered,
    • Cudgeled,
    • put pressure on,
    • Sheeted,
    • sluicing,
    • bludgeoning,
    • striping,
    • hurtling,
    • light into,
    • solicit votes,
    • bludgeoned,
    • Forded,
    • marbling,
    • throw spotlight on,
    • specked,
    • made known,
    • set forth,
    • make a pitch,
    • get feet wet,
    • lay forward,
    • blow out,
    • circularized,
    • hyped,
    • Thronging,
    • submerse,
    • pepper,
    • well forth,
    • spritzing,
    • spot,
    • lap,
    • dramatize,
    • puts forward,
    • making known,
    • studded,
    • blotched,
    • set to,
    • Cudgelled,
    • dash,
    • marbles,
    • make a pitch for,
    • Bespattering,
    • Immerge,
    • Furthering,
    • campaigning for,
    • Poured,
    • Maculated,
    • sold on,
    • soft-sell,
    • bring pressure to bear,
    • ballyhooed,
    • Presenting,
    • Cudgeling,
    • slosh,
    • smooth along,
    • Sluiced,
    • work through,
    • spotted,
    • beaded,
    • spill,
    • high pressure,
    • splotched,
    • get stuck in,
    • ford,
    • pour,
    • blowing out,
    • splotching,
    • flows,
    • let flow,
    • sell on,
    • campaign for,
    • cataracted,
    • spritz,
    • publicize,
    • throw around,
    • Cudgelling,
    • cataracting,
    • hurtle,
    • advance,
    • flow,
    • exudate,
    • maculate,
    • Studding,
    • pimpled,
    • introduce,
    • Disemboguing,
    • paddle,
    • get ink for,
    • bespatter,
    • Disembogue,
    • Disembogued,
    • lobby,
    • FORDS,
    • politick,
    • jump in,
    • set about,
    • splash,
    • politicks,
    • wading,
    • peppers,
    • Exudates,
    • blotching,
    • rinse,
    • drip,
    • put on the map,
    • Specking,
    • squirt,
    • douse,
    • seeped,
    • emanate,
    • squench,
    • advertise,
    • soft-soaping,
    • put forward,
    • lade,
    • wade,
    • setting forth,
    • Oozed,
    • bespattered,
    • soft-soaped,
    • fording.

    paddle

    • sculling,
    • scull,
    • Oared,
    • oar,
    • sculls,
    • run rapids,
    • Sculled,
    • Boated,
    • sky an oar,
    • cut water,
    • Oaring.

    publicize

    • Immortalized,
    • write up,
    • skywriting,
    • headlined,
    • skywrite,
    • press-agent,
    • headlining,
    • Head-line.

    spill

    • over-runs,
    • spill over,
    • spilling over,
    • overfills,
    • up set,
    • over turn,
    • overfilling,
    • Spilt,
    • run over,
    • over-run,
    • well over,
    • overfill,
    • ran over,
    • overfilled,
    • running over.

    squirt

    • splur.

    wet

    • Damped,
    • Damping,
    • hosing,
    • DAMPS,
    • HOSED.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • flow out,
    • cicatrix,
    • pollute,
    • tarnish,
    • sputter,
    • barbarous,
    • check,
    • hose,
    • impale,
    • ado,
    • distribute,
    • lick,
    • jot,
    • loll around,
    • Beslime,
    • smidgen,
    • hose down,
    • washing,
    • nip,
    • slosh around,
    • spread,
    • squish,
    • bespeckle,
    • tinge,
    • boast,
    • place,
    • birthmark,
    • murmur,
    • stipple,
    • lentigo,
    • disseminate,
    • malicious,
    • light,
    • overpower,
    • scotch,
    • slush around,
    • splutter,
    • staginess,
    • crumb,
    • pound,
    • damp,
    • conspicuous,
    • bubbling,
    • bedaub,
    • dispel,
    • deluge,
    • stream,
    • bespot,
    • sham,
    • freckle,
    • brand,
    • ooze,
    • wave,
    • dramatise,
    • broadcast,
    • scar,
    • douche,
    • pomp,
    • spattering,
    • array,
    • notable,
    • nick,
    • movement,
    • throw,
    • spectacle,
    • Spottedness,
    • bitter,
    • shoot a line,
    • dazzle,
    • ostentation,
    • burbling,
    • babbling,
    • fizz,
    • besprinkle,
    • mottle,
    • eyesore,
    • Drabble,
    • mash,
    • grandiosity,
    • caste mark,
    • swash,
    • access,
    • extravagance,
    • spiteful,
    • slaver,
    • overflow,
    • speck,
    • gasconade,
    • cram,
    • tittle,
    • sully,
    • soak,
    • shred,
    • surge,
    • slobber,
    • indulgence,
    • fierce,
    • important,
    • false front,
    • sop,
    • bathe,
    • notch,
    • roll around,
    • inundate,
    • discharge,
    • mole,
    • compress,
    • amphetamine,
    • special,
    • debase,
    • quell,
    • skosh,
    • ferocious,
    • pageant,
    • watermark,
    • besmear,
    • swagger,
    • sluice,
    • notoriety,
    • pointillism,
    • smear,
    • corrupt,
    • besmirch,
    • issue,
    • pitter-patter,
    • bloodstain,
    • ruffle,
    • sparge,
    • pat,
    • regurgitate,
    • murmuring,
    • glitter,
    • roil,
    • prick,
    • glare,
    • dram,
    • extraordinary,
    • play,
    • tumble,
    • pretensions,
    • smirch,
    • splattering,
    • scratch,
    • Draggle,
    • Scarification,
    • macule,
    • flurry,
    • leaven,
    • figure,
    • flood,
    • Spirtle,
    • well-known,
    • odd,
    • inject,
    • make a show,
    • tap,
    • exceptional,
    • foam,
    • hack,
    • daring,
    • sponge,
    • smell,
    • distinguished,
    • feral,
    • histrionics,
    • bluster,
    • extort,
    • flair,
    • Humectate,
    • slush,
    • suspicion,
    • streak,
    • saturate,
    • crush,
    • Jet d’eau,
    • splashing,
    • asperge,
    • spree,
    • flick,
    • peanuts,
    • blow,
    • Bedabble,
    • tick,
    • bit,
    • acute,
    • excitement,
    • writhe,
    • Graving,
    • ounce,
    • earmark,
    • Flyspeck,
    • marking,
    • froth,
    • splurge,
    • solemnity,
    • plunge,
    • impression,
    • strawberry mark,
    • theatrics,
    • expulsion,
    • meander,
    • touch,
    • undulate,
    • distill,
    • nevus,
    • gargle,
    • taint,
    • quench,
    • stir,
    • thrash,
    • dramatics,
    • get wet,
    • drown,
    • squelch,
    • dirt,
    • shade,
    • roll about,
    • brag,
    • fog,
    • gas,
    • manifestation,
    • uproar,
    • shower,
    • brouhaha,
    • Slubber,
    • drizzle,
    • cruel,
    • rush,
    • malign,
    • toss,
    • magnificence,
    • parade,
    • brutal,
    • macerate,
    • sensation,
    • macula,
    • state,
    • Begrease,
    • outburst,
    • blur,
    • shine,
    • effervescence,
    • exhibitionism,
    • Affuse,
    • puddle,
    • particle,
    • dilute,
    • permeate,
    • wet down,
    • sprinkling,
    • pour out,
    • effect,
    • eclat,
    • check mark,
    • discolour,
    • Daggle,
    • Fanfaronade,
    • smutch,
    • well,
    • gesture,
    • pointillage,
    • Distain,
    • demonstration,
    • smut,
    • trill,
    • percolate,
    • vaunt,
    • merge,
    • add water,
    • high,
    • smack,
    • fuss,
    • puncture,
    • ceremony,
    • egress,
    • Stippling,
    • defile,
    • brilliancy,
    • smudge,
    • syringe,
    • drizzling,
    • cut,
    • checkmark,
    • spume,
    • splendour,
    • Spurtle,
    • remarkable,
    • Smouch,
    • noticeable,
    • flourish,
    • scratching,
    • splodge,
    • befoul,
    • spit,
    • contaminate,
    • shower down,
    • stroke,
    • grandeur,
    • squeeze,
    • gash,
    • roll,
    • strew,
    • smoke,
    • lapping,
    • play up,
    • scruple,
    • Spottiness,
    • be distinguished,
    • guggle,
    • pomposity,
    • dew,
    • spirt,
    • injure,
    • strut,
    • pretense,
    • pickle,
    • foofaraw,
    • splashy,
    • engraving,
    • slap,
    • Flaunting,
    • welter,
    • riffle,
    • Humect,
    • tattoo.

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Paraphrases for Splash:

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  • Reverse Entailment

    • Foreign word
      splat.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      splashing.
  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      spatter, spray, Affects.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      splat.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      dash, touch.

Homophones for Splash:

  • sibelius, souvlaki, supplejack, skoplje, showplace, souffle-like, splashy, sheepwalk, spelaeology, sapless, speleology, sublease, splice, souvlakia, splosh, sociobiologic, syphilis, shoeblack, soap flakes, shapeless, sheeplike, spoilage, shopaholic, shoe black, sociobiology, swage block, spalax, spillage, sibyllic, shoe polish, Sioux Falls.

Hyponym for Splash:

  • n.

    • attribute
      fleck, maculation, patch, dapple, spot, speckle.
  • v.

    • contact
      colly, overlay, dust, begrime, sprinkle, disperse, soil, scatter, bemire, grime, cover, dirty, dot.

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  • verb
  • noun
  • phrase

Synonyms for splash

paddle

scatter

spatter

dash

broadcast

splashing

dash

spot

feature

blob

make a splash

Synonyms

  • cause a stir
  • make an impact
  • cause a sensation
  • cut a dash
  • be ostentatious

splash out

Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

Synonyms for splash

to hurl or scatter liquid upon

to flow or move with a low slapping sound

The American Heritage® Roget’s Thesaurus. Copyright © 2013, 2014 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

Synonyms for splash

the sound like water splashing

a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event

a small quantity of something moist or liquid

a patch of bright color

the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface

the act of scattering water about haphazardly

cause (a liquid) to spatter about, especially with force

walk through mud or mire

dash a liquid upon or against

mark or overlay with patches of contrasting color or texture

make a splashing sound

soil or stain with a splashed liquid

strike and dash about in a liquid

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