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Meanings of splattering in English

Catalan
polvorització catòdica
Spanish
salpicadura

The noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively.

polvorització catòdica
Usage of splattering in English
1
The rain began to come down in hard drops, splattering the Thames.
Rakes and radishes
2
The bowl almost bounded from her hands, splattering chocolate on her skirts.
The spurned viscountess
3
The wheels of the Rolls skidded in the mud, thoroughly splattering Celia.
Nanny mcphee and the big bang
4
It hit the ground next to them, splattering turf and small pebbles.
Changeless
5
Guns roared all around me, splattering the nearest ghouls into black-blooded slurry.
White night
6
Doodah brought the hammer down hard, splattering Mulch with white lobster meat.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
7
So did his stomach, with dark blotches almost like bleeds splattering it.
The shifter
8
The white fire evaporated into tiny violet wisps, splattering off Sinon's leg.
The Naked God
9
The cup fell from Arkoniel's hand, splattering wine across the table.
The Bone Doll's Twin
10
Samuel is splattering water all over the floor and the walls.
A bridge to the stars
11
Air pockets and water in the crab cause a lot of dangerous splattering.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
12
Bieber has since moved from the gated community where his yolk-splattering misdeed occurred.
Reuters
13
A spewing, splattering sound behind them brought Audrey out of the sensual haze.
Don't cry
14
Bending low in their saddles, they drew and opened up a splattering fire.
Kid Wolf of Texas / A Western Story
15
A splattering fire of musketry now broke out from the brigantine.
The Queen's Cup
16
Powel rode Sango over to the waiting hunters, hoofs splattering in the mud.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Splattering through the time
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