splat
/ˈsplæt/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden splashing or bursting of a liquid, especially water, onto a surface
“The kid got a splat of mud on his new shoes.”
2. verb
to strike something with a sudden splashing or bursting motion
“She splatted the paint onto the canvas.”
3. interjection
an exclamation expressing surprise or shock
“Splat! The balloon burst in mid-air.”
4. verb (informal)
to fail or be unsuccessful, especially in a sudden or spectacular way
“The company splatted in its attempt to expand into the new market.”
5. noun (informal)
something that is disappointing or unpleasant
“The movie was a splat, a total waste of time.”