Spattered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPATTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPATTER, to scatter in drops
• cover with drops or spots of something
• scatter or splash (liquid, mud, etc.) over a surface
• fall so as to be scattered over an area
NOUN:
• a spray or splash of something
• a sprinkling
• a short outburst of sound
ADJECTIVE:
• covered with bright patches (often used in combination)

Words related to SPATTERED

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How to use SPATTERED in a sentence

• Swiftly they turned toward the blood-stained trail of the old bull, and when they came to it they found it spattered red.
• The rain still fell drearily and spattered the page as he read.
• There was blood spattered here and there on the bare earth that served as a floor to the cabin, and on a straw mattress at one side lay the strange woman.
• Many of these men were wounded, and spattered with their blood.
• A yard or more of the carpet was ruined, the wallpaper and bedclothes spattered, and the poor victim was unfit to be seen for a week at least.
• As he plunged out a shower of bullets spattered the trench wall about him, but without heeding these he began to throw.
• Pink foam reddened the corners of his mouth and spattered in tiny drops upon his chin.
• Something like a blot of yellowish color spattered all over the landscape.
• Sacred blood had spattered the white robes of a queen dressed for jubilee.
• Then, as the bullets of Hamish and Angus spattered round him, he wheeled again abruptly and came back towards the bordj as if borne on by a whirlwind.
• A column of flame shot high into the air, a rain of fire spattered down upon the church, and the roof was ablaze.
• They spattered their limp, ill-fitting garments with jest, and soon they had produced a poem in praise of the change.
• A few drops of rain fell, and some of them spattered on his face.
• Ross sheltered his torch with his body as spray, driven inward from the sea, spattered his shoulders and his back.
• Spattered with blood, and frantic with excitement, he fled away from her face.
• And hand, arm, and shoulder were spattered with fresh blood.
• The black seems to be spattered upon them, and looks as if the heather would rub it off.
• The creek gurgled and spattered among its rocks, without the note of a bird or the chirp of a squirrel to interrupt its monotony.
• I have seen him wipe from his face the blood of a fellow-soldier spattered on him by a fragment of shell, as if it had been a splash of water from a puddle.
• I could just see the gray form through the sights and the first two shots spattered the loose rock about a foot low.
• So for long enough he worked alone, and the bullets spattered around him gayly.
• My first feat was to back up cautiously almost to the fall, till my boat was dancing so vigorously that I was spattered all over.
• Then the arrows began to fly and among them spattered a few bullets.
• De Rudio jumped down the creek bank and hid in an excavation while a hail of bullets spattered the water ahead of him and raised a dozen little clouds of dust at his feet.
• Something dropped and spattered in the film of hot ashes.
• The cream cloth coat she wore was all spattered with blood.
• All three wear Confederate uniforms of different rank, and all are very dirty and much spattered with old mud stains.
• It was not difficult to guess his occupation, for he carried on his shoulder a long-handled paint brush and was spattered with red paint from his cap to his shoe tips.

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