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

"I was showing a group around the beaver enclosure when I heard a distinctive sploshing sound," she said.

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Mass singalongs, people flailing on top of shoulders, beer sploshing expensively into the yellow grass.

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According to the estimate given by the Met Office, how many Olympic swimming pools of rain sploshed onto the country that single day?

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“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.

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Not only are their bones preserved in the sediments but so too are the footprints they made as they sploshed through muddy ground.

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