splash
verbUK /splæʃ/
US /splæʃ/
To make water or liquid fly up in the air.
The kids splash in the pool on hot days.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small amount of liquid that has been thrown or dropped.
A splash of milk landed on the table.
3. A bright or noticeable patch of color.
The painting has a splash of red in the corner.
4. To make a loud noise by hitting water.
The rock made a big splash when it hit the lake.