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spatter

[spat-er] / ˈspæt ər /


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We sped under the Iditarod Arch just behind her, spattered with ice and slush from her sled.

From Literature

Grandma slid her plate away from the waffle spatter, eyeing me like she wasn’t sure she ever wanted to eat at the same table as me again.

From Literature

When I could finally look over at Elliot, I discovered that he was just as mud spattered as me, although his face was a whole lot cleaner.

From Literature

On one residential street, two machines about 20 yards apart are spattered with a bright white substance.

From BBC

Day after day the sky was gray as rain spattered against the windows.

From Literature