Spatter | Mean of spatter in English Dictionary

/ˈspætɚ/

• Verb
• to cause drops of a liquid to be thrown forcefully in different directions
1. A passing car spattered [=splattered] mud all over her new coat.
2. The dog jumped in the pool and spattered us with water.
3. His clothes were spattered with paint.
4. When you cook bacon, the grease spatters everywhere.
5. He showed me how to use the paintbrush so the paint wouldn't spatter.
• Noun
• a mark made when something wet hits a surface
1. There were grease spatters all over the wall.
2. The floor was covered with spatters of paint.
3. There was a lot of paint spatter on the floor.
4. (US) He cleaned the bug spatter off the windshield.