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splash about
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splash something about
to scatter or slosh a liquid about. Please don't splash that about. It will stain anything you spill it on. Don't splash that stuff about!
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splash about and splash around 

1. to move about in a volume of a liquid, splashing. The children splashed about in the pool. They splashed around for an hour.
2. [for a liquid] to move about, splashing. The water splashed about in the bucket. It splashed around as I carried the bucket.
See also: splash


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I don't have the money to splash around like clubs such as Dundee.
The fundraiser takes place on July 11 at Huddersfield Sports Centre, where families will be able to splash around in the pool, bounce on a bouncy castle and play in the crche.
Bird bath fountains are probably the best way to attract birds to your property Whether they''re looking for a quiet place to splash around or a quick drink on a hot summer day, birds look for baths and running water Bird bath fountains are probably the best way to attract birds to your property.
 
 
 
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