splosh

1 of 3

verb

ˈspläsh

-ed/-ing/-es

: splash

sploshed awkwardly through the black Pacific

—E. K. Gann

sploshed along the rucked road

—Adrian Bell

sploshed his feet about in the puddle

splosh

2 of 3

noun

"

plural -es

1

: splash

plunge with a great splosh into the great social and political agonies of our time

—V. S. Pritchett

2

slang : money

splosh

3 of 3

adverb

"

: with a splash or a splashing sound

—often used interjectionally

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