bespatter
/bɛˈspætər/Definitions
1. verb
to cover or soil (something) with spots or stains, especially of mud or dirt
“The rain bespattered the windows, making it difficult to see outside.”
2. verb
to scatter or spray (something) over a surface
“The sprinkler bespattered the grass with water, making it green and healthy.”
3. verb
to defame or criticize (someone) by spreading false or malicious information
“The politician’s opponents tried to bespatter her with false accusations, but they were unable to damage her reputation.”