confident and at ease; natural and unrestrained in one's manner or appearance; handsome and debonair; characterized by flair or pizazz

natural and unconstrained in manner or speech; carefree and at ease

to spray or sprinkle liquid or powder, often using pressure

to sprinkle; to shed or spray liquid, especially tears or blood

To scatter and fall, especially of liquids like rain

To sprinkle or spray water, often onto the ground to settle dust or clean a surface.

(idiom) used to describe a speech or piece of writing that is very long, fluent, and comprehensive

(bound form) describing a long and continuous book, speech, or piece of writing

to splash or pour out a liquid or small particles so that they scatter

to sprinkle, scatter, or pour over something until it is covered; to be spread across everywhere

to drip, sprinkle, or flow out

A vehicle equipped with a water tank and spraying device used for washing roads, controlling dust, or watering plants

To float or drift through the air and scatter lightly, usually describing rain, snow, or hair.

to write or paint with effortless ease and mastery, characterized by fluent brushwork or an unconstrained literary style

to weep; to shed tears

To wet down a floor with water and sweep it clean

to pour down or pour forth; used for snow, tears, or sunlight

sprinkler; watering machine

to spill, spray, or sprinkle all over

To have a natural grace and refined manner; describes a man who is dashing, talented, and unconstrained by social convention.

one of a class of demigods or semi-divine beings in Buddhist and Hindu cosmology

sprinkler; sprayer; a device used for spraying water or other liquids

a device used for spreading or scattering materials over an area

to write or paint with a writing brush; a literary way to describe someone creating calligraphy or ink paintings

to spread or scatter over a surface; to spray or distribute evenly

water-sprinkling ceremony; specifically the ritual of asperges in a religious context

(literary) surprised; amazed

To overact or be excessively sentimental; often used to describe theatrical performances or television dramas that use cheap tricks to move the audience.

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

superb and elegant; free and easy; unconventional in style, often referring to writing or calligraphy

showerhead or sprinkler; a nozzle with many small holes used for showering or watering plants

confident and at ease; free and easy; handsome and debonair

graceful and natural in appearance and manner; bearing a suave and easy air