Words and phrases that have a meaning related to spatter: (173 results)
Often used in the same context:
splatter, stippling, bloodstain, striations, residue, indentations, speckling, puddling, splats, vomitus, fletching, stains, axle grease, smudges, bluing, roughening, sooting, pontil, scrapings, stiction, repellence, smeary, drippings, ultraviolet lamp, abrasion, mottling, spall, waviness, indention, splashback, droplets, concentricity, oxidisation, gibs, pellicle, kerf, spume, sunray, isotherms, gatling gun, paper toweling, checkering, burnt sienna, pocks, degrease, glaze, projectile, spittle, casings, wadding, globby, caking, frass, underpainting, nozzles, sudsing, exudate, vitreous humor, impassivity, spray, sponginess, cirrus cloud, undersurface, corrugation, blotches, impasto, diffraction grating, fragments, granulation tissue, ejecta, asperities, scratches, lucidum, effluvium, vapor, crosshatching, scrubbing brush, acoustic impedance, crazing, opalescence, deflagration, fleck, crisping, gunsmoke, superheat, polyhedron, swordlike, tracers, bodily fluid, hypervelocity, blotting paper, pebbling, ectoplasm, foam, pulsation, reflectance, velocities, coagulating, dephasing, pen nib, shammy, smears, ripple, splash, cloud, puff, crackle, smoke, wash, bubbling, drip, flash, flicker, chop, flare, puffs, swirl, buzz, dusting, gush, rain, shadow, polychrome, stipple, color, multicolor, polychromatic, underglaze, varnish, colour, indelible, monochrome, splashed, stippled, watercolor, block, crisscross, cytochemical, eddy, erosional, finger, histochemical
More specific:
puddle, slosh, slosh around, slush, slush around
Synonyms:
Also try:bespatter, patter, pitter-patter, plash, spattering, spit, splashing, splattering, splutter, sputter, sputtering, swash
— Adjectives for spatter: weld, little, sudden, excessive, first, blood, fine, light, occasional, thin, more, more...
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