1. to splash or move through water with a splashing sound
2. to bend and interlace branches of trees or shrubs to form a hedge or fence
Usage: chiefly British; horticultural

1. the sound or action of splashing in water

1. characterized by splashing sounds or movements

Examples

• The children were plashing in the shallow stream.
• We heard the plashing of water as the ducks dove beneath the surface.
• The farmer spent the afternoon plashing the willow branches to create a living fence.
• The plashing sound of rain on the roof was soothing.
• She walked through the puddles, plashing with each step.
• The plashing water from the fountain cooled the garden on a hot day.