to splash or spatter in all directions; to spray quickly outwards

to splash or splatter; to spray outward under pressure

sputtering; the ejection of atoms from a surface through the impact of energetic particles

(of a spacecraft, satellite, or rocket) to land in the ocean according to plan when returning to Earth

to burst out and splash in all directions

to fly about or splatter in all directions, used for liquids, sparks, or debris

Used to describe water or spray being sent flying in every direction.

to splash or spatter liquid

to splash or spray outward in all directions

to bespatter or stain something with liquid such as ink or mud

to spill, splatter, or splash about when a liquid is hit or moved suddenly

To become wet or damp by being splashed or spattered with liquid.

(literary) the sound of flowing water

(literary) to flush bright red in the face; specifically used to describe a person who has become extremely angry

to spray in all directions, typically referring to saliva or other fine droplets