Splashed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPLASHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPLASH, to scatter liquid about, also SPLISH, SPLOOSH, SPLOSH
• cause (liquid) to strike or fall on something in irregular drops
• make wet by splashing
• (of a liquid) fall or be scattered in irregular drops
• strike or move around in a body of water, causing it to fly about noisily
• be decorated with scattered patches of
• print (a story or photograph, especially a sensational one) in a prominent place in a newspaper or magazine
NOUN:
• a sound made by something striking or falling into liquid
• a spell of moving about in water energetically
• a small quantity of liquid that has fallen or been dashed against a surface
• a small quantity of liquid added to a drink
• a bright patch of colour
• a prominent or sensational news feature or story
• a striking, ostentatious, or exciting effect or event
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a fluid) having been propelled about in flying drops or masses
• covered with bright patches (often used in combination)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to scatter a liquid about

Words related to SPLASHED

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How to use SPLASHED in a sentence

• Howell, who had brought his visitor to the flood district, and on getting her splashed with the muddy water, had taken her to my house for a towel and a cake of soap.
• Then Hill slipped and fell with his ribs across the side, and his arm and the mass of tentacles about it splashed back into the water.
• A fish splashed near them, and the sound of oars rose from the mist that floated above the water, until they were muffled in the distance.
• The wits of the town declared that he had white-washed the affair and splashed his own cause, and had made the accused as white as the plaster itself.
• CHAPTER XII A COMPACT We paddled that afternoon till the men splashed water into the canoes, which was their way of telling me that I had worked them hard enough.
• It was goodly land, I had been told, rich in game, and splashed with ponds, but since it was too small to support the hunting of a tribe it was left comparatively unoccupied.
• The Indian splashed after me, but the water flowed through the reeds in a dozen channels, and he took the wrong one.
• They splashed through a shallow creek, and came upon the wagon, halted that the cowboys might fill the barrels with water.
• The anchor splashed overboard into the shallow water, and the small steamer drifted on the end of the chain, waiting for a boat to come out from shore.
• Every drop of water that splashed into the boats was quickly frozen.
• They held it in front of him and splashed it on his Clothes and begged him to step aboard with them and go right up to the 18th Floor.
• They had watered themselves a little, also, for they were so eager, and took so many turns with the hose that it splashed on them.
• The tundra, softly green and brown, was splashed with the yellow and rose and purple of late-blooming wild flowers.
• He had splashed his fingers, and the cold wind quickly numbed them.
• When I got up to go, she went to the front steps with me, and at the last yearning minute a warm tear had splashed on the back of my hand.
• We went on, now and then getting a tremendous bump against a hidden rock, and frequently splashed by a shower of foam as the waves roared and boiled around us.
• It fell into the creek, close to the boat, and splashed the water all over Frank.
• And while Kirstie sold her wool in the town, Sandy splashed about in the brine.
• There was much commotion caused by this mishap, as part of the contents of the bucket had splashed on the covering board and white-painted bulwarks.

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