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- Dictionarysplatter/ˈsplatə/
verb
- 1. splash with a liquid, typically a thick or viscous one: "a passing cart rolled by, splattering him with mud"
- 2. prominently or sensationally publish (a story) in a newspaper: informal "the story is splattered over pages two and three"
noun
- 1. a spot or trail of a thick or viscous liquid splashed over a surface or object: "each puddle we crossed threw a splatter of mud on the windshield"
- 2. denoting or referring to films featuring many violent and gruesome deaths: informal "a splatter movie"
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Splatter is a verb or noun that means to hit and cover a surface with small drops of a thick liquid, or the drops themselves. Learn how to use splatter in sentences, see synonyms and antonyms, and find translations in different languages.
Splatter definition: to splash and scatter upon impact. See examples of SPLATTER used in a sentence.
Splatter is a verb that means to spatter or scatter in drops, or a noun or adjective that refers to the result of such action. Learn more about the word history, synonyms, examples, and usage of splatter from Merriam-Webster.
Splatter means to spatter or soil with splashes of liquid, or to cause to fall on a surface or object. It can also describe something gory or violent. See synonyms, translations and usage examples of splatter.
To splatter is to splash liquid. A splatter is also the spot the liquid makes. When you spill some liquid on the ground, the sound it makes is splat. Splash a lot of it, and you have a splatter — drops of the liquid across a large area.
Splatter is a verb or noun that means to hit and cover a surface with small drops of a thick liquid, or the drops themselves. Learn how to use splatter in sentences, see examples and translations in different languages.
Splatter means to splash with small blobs or to be splashed with them. It can also be a noun for a splash of liquid or mud, or an adjective for gory imagery. See word frequency, origin, pronunciation and usage examples.
