1. to splash or spatter liquid, especially water or mud
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. a splash or spatter of liquid; a quantity of liquid splashed
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The children jaups through the puddles after the rain.
• Water jaups over the side of the bucket when you carry it too quickly.
• He got a jaup of mud on his trousers from the passing car.
• The waves jaup against the rocks during the storm.
• Don't jaup that paint around—use a brush instead.