365 #12

Date: 2010/01/12 14:55 
Model: Canon EOS D40
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1/60 sec
Aperture: 5,6
Focal Length: 85mm
Flash Used: Yes
White Balance: Flash

- splash someone or something up:
to scatter a liquid onto someone or something. Don't get that stuff all over. Don't splash the place up! She splashed up the kitchen when she washed the dishes.

- splash someone or something with something:
to scatter or slosh someone or something with a liquid. The whales at Sea World splashed everyone in the audience with water. I splashed the side of the stove with pancake batter when I dropped the bowl.

- splash something (all) over someone or something:
to cause a liquid to overflow or engulf someone or something. Tony splashed water all over Nick. Who splashed milk all over the table?

- splash something about:
to scatter or slosh a liquid about. Please don't splash that about. It will stain anything you spill it on. Don't splash that stuff about!

- splash something on(to) someone or something:
to make a liquid scatter onto someone or something. Accidentally, the lab assistant splashed acid onto his arm. He splashed something on the counter.

- splash about and splash around:
1. to move about in a volume of a liquid, splashing. The children splashed about in the pool. They splashed around for an hour.
2. [for a liquid] to move about, splashing. The water splashed about in the bucket. It splashed around as I carried the bucket.

- splash down:
[for a space capsule] to land in the water. The capsule splashed down very close to the pickup ship.

- splash on someone or something:
to scatter [a liquid] on someone or something. Try to keep from splashing on anybody. Don't splash on the wall!

- splash over:

[for a volume of liquid] to overflow its container. A lot of the coffee splashed over before I got to the table with the cup. Don't fill it so full and it won't splash over.

- make a splash :
to get a lot of public attention It wasn't a best-seller but it did make quite a splash in American literary circles.