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Meanings of plash in English
Usage of plash in English
1
The plash of a light oar was heard;- aboattouched the vessel.
2
The constant plash of falling fruit showed that birds were feeding overhead.
3
That putty-white countenance had a crimson plash on it ere it vanished.
4
The plash and murmur of the waves around the island were soothingly audible.
5
The gentle plash of the waterfall at his right hand accentuated the stillness.
6
The chant died away, the plash of the oars was hushed.
7
Another moment, and a heavy plash was heard in the waters.
8
To the veteran sailor the plash of the waves was like a greeting.
9
The sound-itwas the plash of oar-grewupon the darkness.
10
One day, from far behind, came the plash of an oar in the channel.
11
The old pump made its familiar music to the cool plash of blessed water.
12
Over places which were dry in the early morning, waves plash as evening approaches.
13
Helen heard the plash of his oars until he landed.
14
There was no sound whatever in the dark, except the plash of the tiny water-fall.
15
She listened a moment, but the oars in the boat ahead continued their regular plash.
16
Only the plash of water and the voice of the storm came to our ears.
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United Kingdom
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