1. to splash or move through water with splashing sounds
2. to interlace or interweave branches of trees or shrubs
Usage: chiefly British; archaic

1. a splash or the sound of splashing water

Examples

• The children plashed through the shallow stream.
• We heard the plash of water as the boat moved across the pond.
• She plashed her feet in the puddle.
• The rain made a gentle plash against the windows.
• He plashed around in the pool on a hot summer day.