to cover (a surface) thickly and roughly with (paint, clay, plaster etc)

coat; make dirty

to put (something burning) into water; throw water over (a fire)

drench, extinguish with liquid

(to cause something) to become moist

make wet, damp

to add moisture to (the skin, air etc)

make wet, damp

dirty waste from the kitchen; urine, excrement (in buckets, as in a prison cell); semi-liquid food for pigs; (of liquids) to spill over the edge

splash; make a mess

to hit (a person); to splash about in water or mud

splash

(to cause liquid) to go over the side of the container

slop, drop

of throw

propel something through the air

to cause (something) to go through the air by a strong movement of the arm etc; to put (something) suddenly and carelessly in a place or position

propel something through the air