splattered

Describes something that is covered or marked with drops or spots of a liquid.

• 🇫🇷Décrit quelque chose couvert ou marqué de gouttes ou de taches de liquide.

1. Covered with drops or spots B1 informal

   Marked or covered with small drops or spots of a liquid, often in a messy way.

   • The kitchen wall was splattered with tomato sauce.
   • His shirt was splattered with paint after the art class.
   • The car was splattered with mud after driving through the puddle.

   🇫🇷couvert d'éclaboussures

   Synonymes: blotcheddappleddottedfleckedmottledspatteredspeckledsplotchedspotted

• more splattered comparative form
• most splattered superlative form

A verb used to describe the action of a liquid or semi-liquid substance scattering or being scattered in drops or small particles, often noisily or messily.

• 🇫🇷Verbe décrivant l'action de projeter ou d'éclabousser une substance liquide ou semi-liquide en gouttes ou en particules fines, souvent de manière bruyante ou désordonnée.

1. Spill or cause to flow B1 informal

   To cause or allow a liquid substance to run or flow from a container, often in a messy way.

   • He accidentally splattered paint all over the floor.
   • The child splattered milk from the cup onto the table.
   • She splattered water everywhere while washing the dishes.

   🇫🇷Éclabousser

   Synonymes: slopspill

2. Dash liquid upon B1 informal

   To dash or throw a liquid upon or against a surface or object.

   • The rain splattered against the windowpane.
   • He splattered mud on his trousers while walking through the puddle.
   • The chef splattered hot oil onto the stove.

   🇫🇷Éclabousser

   Synonymes: bespatterdashsloshspattersplashsplosh

• splattered past participle
• splattered past simple
• splattering present participle
• splatters third person singular