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The frog made a splash in the pond.
What does Splash mean?
to make liquid scatter or make a wet sound.
Dictionary definition
To scatter liquid suddenly, or the sound or mark made by moving liquid.
Example sentences
Splash in a sentence
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Try not to splash water onto the floor.
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The writer used splash to help readers imagine the sound and movement of the stream.
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Practice 1
What does splash mean?
Splash means to make liquid scatter or make a wet sound.
Practice 2
Which word is closest in meaning to splash?
Spray is close in meaning to splash in this context.
Practice 3
Which sentence uses splash correctly?
Splash is used for liquid scattering or making a wet sound.
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Partverb, noun.
MeaningSplash means to make liquid scatter or make a wet sound.
ExampleExample: The frog made a splash in the pond.
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Synonyms
Words like Splash
sprayUse when liquid scatters in drops.
spatterUse for small drops scattered on a surface.
splatterUse when liquid spreads in messy drops.
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Word family
Splash word family
Base word
splash
verb
splashes
Scatters liquid now or often.
verb
splashed
Scattered liquid in the past.
verb
splashing
Scattering liquid now.
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Hint for students
to make liquid scatter or make a wet sound.
Common mix-up
Splash is not the same as dry. Splash means to make liquid scatter or make a wet sound.
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Read this model sentence: Try not to splash water onto the floor. Clue words: try, not, water. Underline clue words that show why splash fits instead of dry. Now write one new sentence that shows splash without using the word splash. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show splash?
Teacher prompt
Ask students to explain this model sentence: "Try not to splash water onto the floor." Why does splash fit better than dry?
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