IPA: /bɪˈspætər/
KK: /bɪˈspætər/
To splash or scatter liquid or small particles onto a surface, often resulting in spots or stains.
The artist decided to bespatter the canvas with bright colors for a more dynamic effect.
Past: bespattered
Past Participle: bespattered
Bespatter → It is formed from "be-" (meaning to cover or affect) and "spatter" (from Middle English *spatteren*, meaning to scatter or splash). The word describes the action of covering something with spots or splashes of liquid.
Think of something being 'covered' ('be-') with 'splashes' ('spatter') — that's why bespatter means to splash or scatter liquid over something.