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Meanings of spatter in English
Catalan
polvorització catòdica Spanish
salpicadura The noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively.
Usage of spatter in English
1
And shape is one of the things we consider in spatter-pattern analysis.
2
Neill leaped back in a spatter of bullets that rained round him.
3
Three loud reports and then the touf-touf, spatter-dash-spatter-dash of a motor bicycle.
4
Several showed blood spatter, including above the bed in the main bedroom.
5
Blaine anticipated them with a spatter of bullets from their own weapon.
6
He faked a cough, winning more laughter and a spatter of applause.
7
Up went their rifles, and spatter, spatter, the bullets went singing upward.
8
That sound, and the spatter of red-hot fragments, thawed the frozen panic.
9
We're liable to get ourselves disliked if our guns spatter too much.
10
There was a spatter of applause and then the band swung into
11
He got out of the Jeep, feeling heavy raindrops spatter his head.
12
Standing over the table, he'd seen droplets of blood spatter the Bones.
13
A single spatter bloomed on the speckled white floor, and then another.
14
We also see satellite spatter when blood is being dripped into blood.
15
We recorded each area of spatter using a scale and a plumb line.
16
Two men rolled off the shuttle in a spatter of blood.
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