intransitive. To paddle or splash.

intransitive. To dash and rebound like water with splashing of the vicinity; to move with splashing; to splash; to make a light splashing sound.

intransitive. To strike and break the surface of water with a splashing sound; to move through water splashily; to splash about.

intransitive. To emit or make a splashing sound; to move, walk, etc., in this way; to splash.

intransitive. To make a splashing or spluttering noise in or with water. (Cf. swatter, v. 1.)

intransitive. To fall or sink in or into a bog, swamp, muddy place, etc.; to fall in water with a dull splashing sound. Also in figurative context.

To cause dashing or noisy agitation of a liquid; to move or fall with a splash or splashes.

intransitive. To shake, tremble; to splash; to make a splashing noise. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of rain or waves: to pour down; to come forcefully (against, upon, etc.). Now English regional and rare.

To rush (down) with a splashing sound.

intransitive. To make a heavy splashing or rushing noise; to flow or pour with a rush.