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- noun Plural form of
splat . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
splat .
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Examples
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One of the statistics kept was "splats," when the fish hit the ground.
THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS blacktygrrrr 2010
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One of the statistics kept was "splats," when the fish hit the ground.
THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS blacktygrrrr 2010
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One of the statistics kept was "splats," when the fish hit the ground.
THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS blacktygrrrr 2010
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One of the statistics kept was "splats," when the fish hit the ground.
THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS blacktygrrrr 2010
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One of the statistics kept was "splats," when the fish hit the ground.
THE TYGRRRR EXPRESS blacktygrrrr 2010
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John Robinson, coatings technology leader at Victrex, said: 'A stream of Vicote powder coating passes through the gun and is heated to a temperature where the powder melts and is deposited at high velocity as "splats" on the surface of the substrate.
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To produce the emerging image, they have developed an algorithm that identifies key features within an original image and converts them into an array of ink blots or "splats".
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Underneath the Bourbon-Street-meets-bunraku jambalaya, some of the original play — in an excellent translation by Shakespeare specialist Jean-Michel D é splats — shines through, particularly in scenes between Blanche and her rough-edged here heavily tattooed gentleman caller Mitch.
French 'Streetcar' Takes a Detour Via Japan Judy Fayard 2011
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Up high on the beach were Manila clams -- with their built-in Asian-restaurant market, still the cash cow of the South Sound -- while a series of what looked like kiddie pools nearer the waterline held geoducks, giant clams whose space-alienish, three-foot-long siphons sent up eccentric splats of seawater.
The American Oyster Paradise Richard Nalley 2010
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I pulled up to the wall in Newark and threw the stern line to a man who happened to be standing there, willing to help, just as big splats of rain hit my boat.
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