1splat·ter 
/ˈsplætɚ/ verb
splat·ters; splat·tered; splat·ter·ing /ˈsplætɚ/ verb 1 [no obj] a of a liquid : to move, fall, or hit something in large drops
▪ Mud splattered everywhere when the wet dog shook himself. ▪ Rain splattered against the windows.
b of something that contains liquid : to hit something and break apart
▪ A big bug splattered against the windshield of the car. ▪ The egg splattered on the floor. 2 [+ obj] a : to cause (a liquid) to move or fall in large drops
▪ You're splattering paint everywhere.
b : to make (something) wet or dirty with large drops of liquid
▪ The paint splattered my clothes. — often used as (be) splattered with ▪ My clothes were splattered with paint.
▪ Mud splattered everywhere when the wet dog shook himself. ▪ Rain splattered against the windows.
b of something that contains liquid : to hit something and break apart
▪ A big bug splattered against the windshield of the car. ▪ The egg splattered on the floor.
▪ You're splattering paint everywhere.
b : to make (something) wet or dirty with large drops of liquid
▪ The paint splattered my clothes. — often used as (be) splattered with ▪ My clothes were splattered with paint.
