Often, parents do not fully understand what their teenage offspring say, sometimes putting a completely different meaning into their statements. This article will tell about the modern meanings of the word "splash", its morphological features, as well as synonyms. Let's start in order.
What is plop?
The first thing that comes to mind when we hear the noun "plop" or "plop" is delicious, sweet sugar buns. Is this the only meaning and are there any pitfalls here?
So, what are puffs? Let's look at explanatory dictionaries:
- Very big bun. "Can you imagine, Alyosha's mother baked not buns, but natural buns with a diameter of twenty centimeters."
- Something squashed. "It was impossible to walk along the path: here and there there were yellow puffs of cow surprises."
Splash: what's that in slang?
We have de alt with the traditional meanings of the noun we are studying. But what will the dictionaries of youth slang and jargon tell us about what plops are?
Splash is:
- A dose of hashish rolled into a ball. "The unfortunate guy was thrown a plop - he's not to blame."
- A typo in the text of the program, leading to the so-called "glitches". "Something the program has hung: probably, a splash crept in somewhere."
- Slap. "Myron gave the guy such a plop that sparks fell from his eyes."
- Embarrassment. "This is my plop, I'm the only one to blame."
- Not true. "Ignore it, it's nothing more than a slop thrown around by the press."
- Nice addition. "In addition to a good salary, the workers received a big discount in the form of trips to the sea with a huge discount."
Morphological features, declension
What is a plop in terms of phonetics and morphology?
This is, of course, a noun, since the word names an object and answers the question "what". Because it names an object one of many, "splash" is a common noun. It is also a noun - inanimate, feminine, first declension.
| Case | Question | Singular | Plural |
| Nominative | What? | The splash was so huge that it was enough for three. | What is plop? |
| Genitive | What? | Don't be afraid to get your pretty shoes dirty, you won't find any cow puffs here. | There are nonea man who doesn't get plop. |
| Dative | What? | Father will add a bucket of birch porridge to the traditional puff. | You shouldn't judge the work as a whole by the splashes during the emergency. |
| Accusative | What? | Victor slapped his luckier opponent. | Marriage gave her the perks of good pocket money. |
| Instrumental | What? | The news about the death of a famous producer turned out to be a plop. | Splashes are called hashish spools. |
| Prepositional case | About what? | Alexander hid his wedding ring in the plush. | Don't dream of any extra plop. |
Synonyms
Synonyms make our speech colorful and bright, and sometimes more understandable.
The noun "splash" has a lot of synonyms:
- Strike. "The blow fell on the cheek."
- Slap. "Getting slapped is not very nice."
- Crack. "Igor's head was spinning from a hard slap."
- Slap in the face. "Mom gave the naughty offspring a good slap in the face."
- Bun. "The buns turned out great."
- Damn. "Sauerkraut was crushed with a heavy lead pancake."
- Bonus. "All journalists received good bonuses."
Phrases with the noun "plop"
What is a splash, more or less clear.
What is shehappens?
Sweet, delicious, one, first, only, repeated, twenty-seventh, original, tasteless, fresh, hot, pleasant, unexpected, undeserved, small, large, medium, huge, heavy, strong, weighty, painful, light, comic, fake, cow, unpleasant, green, yellow, brown, iron, copper, silver, gold, bronze, millimeter, fair, mental, physical, real, virtual, fabulous, unnecessary, priceless, computer, lead, heavy, harmful, forbidden, cool, timely, ridiculous, sudden, offensive, burned, metallic, deceitful.
What can a splash do?
Offend, fly in, burn, satiate, surprise, offend, embarrass, like, lie down, wallow, wait, differ, weigh, eat up, play pranks, spoil.
What can you do with a splash?
Repulse, reflect, toss, step on, fix, realize, recognize, bake, eat, try, put, apply, twist, throw away, buy, smear, forget, receive, wait, take, roll, make, smoke, borrow.
