Synonyms for splashing
splash·ing

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1. spatter, spattering, splash, splashing, splatteringnoun

   the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface

   Synonyms:
   splattering, stir, splatter, splutter, splash, plash, dab, spatter, sputter, spattering, sputtering

2. splash, splashingnoun

   the act of scattering water about haphazardly

   Synonyms:
   splattering, stir, splatter, dab, splash, plash, spatter, spattering

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1. List of paraphrases for "splashing":

   spatter, splash, spray

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1. Mia Maguire:

   Admittedly, I bought these because I thought the style was cool, but when I realized they were also a practical purchase, my pending buyer’s remorse disappeared, merrell’s Bravada Cord Wrap Sandals are great pool or beach day sandals that can withstand plenty of splashing. Because of my foot sweating problem, slip-ons and slides are not really options for me, and these securely-fastened sandals keep me stable while the moisture-absorbing footbed keeps me comfortable all day long when hiking in the heat.

2. Stuti Garg:

   Sometimes we want to get away from the busy and hectic city life to find solace in the raging waves of the ocean pounding on the rocks or the turbulent splashing of a bubbling waterfall. At other times we are amazed by the immovable silence of a mountain or the gentle caress of a river overjoyed tat its union with the sea. The topography of a region speaks to each one of us--a secret language that people from all facets of life understand and relate to.

3. Scott Johnson:

   It's sad when you ride by the houses, you can see the waves, you barely move the truck and it's just splashing up and almost going in the houses.

4. Richard Peirce:

   Don't start splashing around -- you're just going to excite, incite and encourage the shark's interest.

5. Richard Peirce:

   A shark has got no paws or hands, so if it wants to explore something, the only capability it's got to do that is to put it in its mouth, that's why we often get exploratory bites which don't result in death and sometimes don't even result in serious injury. If you go swimming and splashing away, you're almost inviting the shark to come give you an exploratory or an attack bite.