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water splash

British  

noun

  1. a place where a stream runs over a road

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The water splash would look weird.

From Salon

Mrs. Jones explained to Fox News that “We packed everything up — and as we were pulling away, there was a hard hit and a water splash. I felt something hit me, and then I see this big blob flopping around in the back of the boat.”

From Washington Times

He stood very quiet in the center of the narrow creek, letting the water splash at his hips, holding the fishing line out from his hands.

From Literature

Watching the shallow water splash and churn over rocks, I almost forgot how mad I was at Mama for making me stay in mourning, how mad I was at her and Aunt Loma for fussing about Grandpa marrying when he clearly needed a housekeeper, and how mad I was at him and Miss Love for not caring how the family felt.

From Literature

But one feature that separates the XS from last year’s X and from the new XR is the IP68 rated water, splash, and dust resistance.

From The Verge