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Spatter, sprinkle, splash, squirt, spray
What’s the difference between those words? Are they interchangeable when using with water, mud, grease?
Thank you
14 mei 2020 07:57
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I agree with Jane - google the words then click on the images tab.
Spatter, sprinkle, splash, squirt, spray
Spatter could be paint or a thick liquid, some kinds of food like ketchup.
Sprinkle some flour, water, cocoa powder.
Splash in a puddle, a splash of milk.
Squirt the mayonnaise onto the burger.
Spray me with that hose and I'll be angry!
:)
14 mei 2020
What a great question!
The words are used in different situations. They cannot all be used interchangeably. They all have different strengths, speeds, shapes, and directions. So when you change the word, it gives a different image. You could use all of them with water, mud, and grease.
I recommend looking up pictures so you could see the differences.
These are common words that go together so you could search for them:
Blood spattered.
Sprinkle water onto dough. Or, rain lightly sprinkled.
The water/mud splashed us. The whale splashed the audience.
Lemon juice squirted into my eye. Or, squirt gun.
Can of spray paint. Hair spray. Skunk spray (we say spray with animals.)
Grease splatter.
I know it's confusing, but I think pictures would help!
14 mei 2020
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
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