splashy adj.
fine, excellent, first-rate.
![]() | Sixteen String Jack I iii: The dashy, splashy, leary little stringer, / Mounted his roan, and took the road— Phililoo! | |
![]() | Rags and Hope in Lasswell (1961) 256: Two splashing girls! Just as pretty as pinks and bully good Rebs. | |
![]() | Letters by an Odd Boy 57: Six footmen (with calves), very splashy. | |
![]() | Londinismen (2nd edn). | |
![]() | You Can Search Me 53: Suppose a manager were to call in a rubberneck, hand him a tool box and send him to a newspaper office to look for a splashy production on a busy night. | |
![]() | (con. 1930s) Black and White Baby 55: Another splashy social event was the annual minstrel show and ball given by one of my mother's clubs . | |
![]() | Indep. on Sun. Culture 13 June 5: Every big splashy mainstream Hollywood film takes place in the future. | |
![]() | Untold Stories (2006) 67: The aunties’ splashy behaviour [...] became a family joke. |