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splash

[splash] / splæʃ /




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She said the last time she drove in the rain, she was in the fast lane when a car on the opposite side of the freeway splashed water on her windshield, temporarily blocking her view.

From Los Angeles Times

Mergers and acquisitions made a splash this year, and the momentum can keep going into 2026, driven by combinations of technology and industrial companies.

From Barron's

Mergers and acquisitions made a splash this year, and the momentum can keep going into 2026, driven by combinations of technology and industrial companies.

From Barron's

After making a splash at the 1925 fair, the piece was later transferred to the Élysée Palace, home to the French president, before slipping into the French national collections during the Vichy Regime.

From The Wall Street Journal

She's a former Olympic swimmer and so not shy about making a splash.

From BBC