1. to splash or spatter with liquid or mud
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect
2. to move or walk through mud or water in a careless manner
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The children jauks through the puddles after the rain.
• Don't jauk the walls with that dirty water.
• He jauks about in the mud without a care.
• The waves jauk against the rocks during the storm.
• She jauks her clothes while playing in the creek.