splatter in Irish
splatter in Irish is scuaid — splatter means a messy, scattered pattern left by something striking a surface.
splatter in Irish
scuaid
An uneven shape or mess created by something dispersing on impact.
What does "splatter" mean?
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noun A messy, scattered pattern left by something striking a surface.
"There was a splatter of paint across the tarp."
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noun A horror genre marked by extreme, graphic gore.
"The film is a classic of 1980s splatter horror."
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verb To scatter or spray messily across a surface.
"Grease splattered all over the stovetop."
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splatter in a sentence
- There was a splatter of paint across the tarp.
- The film is a classic of 1980s splatter horror.
- Grease splattered all over the stovetop.
- He splattered paint across the canvas for effect.
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What is "splatter" in Irish?
"splatter" in Irish is scuaid. splatter means: A messy, scattered pattern left by something striking a surface.
How do you use "splatter" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a splatter of paint across the tarp." In Irish, "splatter" is scuaid.
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