splattering
/ˈsplætərɪŋ/
noun
- The act or sound of something splattering.
- I heard a loud splattering as the egg hit the floor.
- The splattering of the rain on the window was soothing.
- The splattering of the paint created a beautiful pattern on the wall.
verb
- Present participle of splatter: scattering or falling in drops or small pieces, often with a wet, messy sound.
- I could hear the paint splattering as the artist worked on his canvas.
- The rain was splattering against the roof, making a loud noise.
- The grease was splattering everywhere while she fried the chicken.
- Present participle of splatter: causing a liquid or soft substance to hit a surface and spread out messily.
- Stop splattering the water all over the bathroom floor!
- He was splattering mud on his pants as he ran through the field.
- The kids were splattering each other with paint during the art class.
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