Definition

Describing something that is colorful or wet, often with splashes of color or water.

Example

The plashy garden was filled with vibrant flowers and glistening dew.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Did you see the new mural downtown?

Yes! It's so plashy with all those bright colors.

I love how it really brightens up the street.

Absolutely! It makes the whole area feel more alive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Plashy → The word 'plashy' originates from the Middle English 'plasche', which means to splash or to wet. It is derived from the Old English 'plæsc', meaning a splash or a puddle. The word describes something that is wet or muddy, often associated with splashing water.

Memory Tip

Imagine a scene where water is splashing around, creating a wet and muddy environment. This helps you remember that 'plashy' refers to something that is wet or splashed.

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