Sentence examples for splasher from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who splashes.
Only with cocktails did he like to make a splash, That Ogden Nash.In this section Forewarned and forearmed Not losing hope Gloom with a view Unconventional wisdom Private passions No clowning Small splasher Reprints.
They have helped him create an account of the city and of India which is as intimate and gripping as a novel.In this section Forewarned and forearmed Not losing hope Gloom with a view Unconventional wisdom Private passions No clowning Small splasher ReprintsWhat made them do it?
This "second splasher" theory will haunt me for weeks.
I recently spent a day cruising the Lego department of F. A. O. Schwarz, on Fifth Avenue, discovering such delights as the Riptide Racer, the Speed Splasher, and the Fright Knights.
Last year Mr. Fairey's street art in New York was defaced by the Splasher, a paint-slinging detractor, and a pamphlet deploring the commercialization of the art world was distributed by an unknown group at a reception for "E Pluribus Venom".
He went to a bar called Splasher's.
A skirt is nevertheless very pretty, and need not hamper the moderate swimmer, while for the mere splasher it is rather a boon.
It's not exactly been a high-level seminar in public policy, more like an exercise in political transvestism – the Tories posing as warm-hearted, open-walleted splashers of cash, Labour recasting itself as the hard-faced wearer of a kinkily tight fiscal corset.
Splashers get flagged down by the chow judge, Bruce Chapman, which means a big deduction of points from the judges sitting lakeside in lawn chairs.
Self-conscious alliteration -- slim splashers, freckle-faces, weedy-armed fellows" -- reminds us of the oral tradition from which Irish taletelling flows.
