splosh
/splɑʃ/
verb
- To splash or move through water or another liquid with a noisy, splashing sound.
- He sploshed water onto his face to cool off after the run.
- The boat sploshed gently as it drifted across the lake.
- The children sploshed through the puddles on their way to school.
noun
- A splashing sound or action, especially a noisy one.
- With a splosh, the bucket of soapy water tipped over.
- We heard a loud splosh as the rock hit the water.
- The only sound was the soft splosh of the oars.