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splashplate
splashplate n.
Brit. 
/ˈsplaʃpleɪt/
, /ˈsplaʃpleɪt/U.S. /ˈsplæʃˌpleɪt/
a metal splashback on a cooker./ˈsplæʃˌpleɪt/ΘΚΠ
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hotplate1803
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range cock1842
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boiling ring1894
griller1895
grill1907
ring1911
cooktop1941
hob1962
back burner1963
splashplate1967
1967 Gloss. Terms Gas Industry (B.S.I.) 89 Splashplate, a panel above and behind a hotplate.
1970 Which? June 175/1 Many of the stoves had splash plates—usually of painted metal.
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- to talk through the back of one's neck
- to talk to
- to talk to a brick wall
- to talk to etc on the big white telephone
- to talk to god on the big white telephone
- to talk to ralph on the big white telephone
- to talk trash
- to talk turkey
- to talk turpentine
- to talk united states
- to talk up
- to talk up to
- to tan
- to tan a person's hide
- to tan a person's jacket
- to tan hide
- to tank up
- to tap a call, line, message, telephone
- to tap an electric wire or cable
- to tap on the shoulder
- to tap one's heels
- to tap one's heels three times
- to tap one's heels together
- to tap one's heels together three times
- to tap out