Spatter
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British pronunciation/spˈætɐ/
American pronunciation/ˈspætɝ/

Definition & Meaning of "spatter"

to spatter
01

to splash small particles of a liquid in a random manner

Transitive: to spatter a liquid somewhere
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The artist used a brush to spatter paint onto the canvas, creating a dynamic and textured effect.
The motorcyclist sped through the muddy road, spattering dirt onto nearby vehicles.
02

to cover a surface with drops or spots of a substance

Transitive: to spatter a surface with a liquid
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The kitchen wall was spattered with grease from years of cooking without a hood.
The laboratory countertop was spattered with chemicals from the experiment gone awry.
03

to spurt or burst forth in scattered drops

Intransitive: to spatter somewhere
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As the waves crashed against the rocks, seawater spattered onto the shore.
The rain spattered against the windows, creating a soothing rhythm.
Spatter
01

the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface

02

the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively

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