To sprinkle, scatter (something) on (a surface). Also with out: To cause to spirt; to emit, shoot forth. Obsolete.

transitive. To sprinkle (water, blood, or other liquid). literary or poetic in later use.

transitive. To sprinkle.

transitive. To sprinkle, to scatter, to distribute (a liquid, esp. water); to discharge (a liquid). Also in figurative contexts. Obsolete.

transitive. To besprinkle; = bespreng, v.

transitive. To sprinkle; to splash.

intransitive. To sparkle.

To sprinkle, scatter, strew (something on, upon, among).

transitive. To sprinkle. Also occasionally intransitive.

transitive. To scatter or disperse (liquid, powder, etc.) in small drops or particles, or in small amounts; to strew thinly or lightly. Also figur…

transitive. To sprinkle.

To sprinkle (a substance or things) about.

transitive. To sprinkle over.

transitive. To strew or sprinkle (something) over something else. See also overstrewed adj. at derivatives. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To besprinkle.

= insperge, v.

transitive. To sprinkle on; to scatter on or in.

To sprinkle, scatter (liquid, dust, etc.).

= To besprinkle, v.

transitive. To scatter abroad, disperse, drive in different directions; also, to sprinkle.

Scottish and northern dialect. To spatter (dirt, etc.).

transitive. To sprinkle. Obsolete. rare.

transferred. To shake out or sprinkle by or as by twirling a mop.

dialect. To spatter (liquid, etc.) over one.

To spatter about; to scatter or cast (anything) so that it sticks in spots on surrounding objects.

transitive. To diffuse or send in the form of spray; to scatter in minute drops.