What does PLASH mean?

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Plash is a verb and a noun.

Definitions

As a verb, plash means to splash or ripple, or to cut or beat (a path or vegetation) so as to form a slanting flat surface. As a noun, plash means a gentle splash or ripple of water.

Pronunciations

US: /plæʃ/

UK: /plæʃ/

Origin and Usage

The word plash comes from Middle English, and is related to the Old Norse word plosa, meaning to splash. Plash has been in use since the 14th century. It is most commonly used in British English, but is also used in American English.

Synonyms

Synonyms for plash as a verb include splash, spatter, and sprinkle. Synonyms for plash as a noun include ripple, wavelet, and undulation.

Related Words

flash, clash, slush, slash, brash

Example Sentences

• She watched the water plash against the shore.
• He plashed his way through the puddles.
• The gardener plashed a path through the overgrown bushes.