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sploosh

/spluːʃ/

/spluʃ/

Translations

splooshnoun

/spluːʃ/

/spluʃ/

Informal, onomatopoeic; refers to a loud splash or splashing sound.

ploufOnomatopée pour un plongeon ou un éclaboussement soudain.

There was a sploosh as the stone hit the water.

On a entendu un plouf quand la pierre a touché l’eau.

Additional translations

splashEmprunt employé pour imiter un bruit d’éclaboussure.

Synonyms

Antonyms

splooshverb

Informal and imitative; usually intransitive, meaning to move or fall through liquid with a loud splash.

barboterPour avancer dans l’eau ou dans des flaques en éclaboussant.

The child splooshed through the puddles.

L’enfant barbotait dans les flaques.

Additional translations

éclabousserSens plus littéral, avec idée de bruit et d’eau projetée.

Synonyms

splooshinterjection

Onomatopoeic sound effect used to represent a splash or sudden wet impact.

ploufOnomatopée pour imiter un bruit de chute dans un liquide.

Sploosh! The bucket tipped over into the sink.

Plouf ! Le seau s’est renversé dans l’évier.

Synonyms

Definitions

splooshnoun

A loud splash or the sound of something splashing into liquid.

There was a sploosh as the stone hit the water.

splooshverb

To move or fall through liquid with a loud splash; to splash noisily.

The child splooshed through the puddles.

splooshinterjection

Used to imitate the sound of a splash or sudden wet impact.

Sploosh! The bucket tipped over into the sink.