Splatter (verb)

1. To cause a substance or fluid to scatter in drops or blobs over a surface or object.
2. To make or cause to make a messy or irregular pattern on a surface.

Origin:

Late 19th century: perhaps a blend of spatter and scatter.

Examples:

1. She splattered the paint all over the canvas, creating an abstract masterpiece.
2. The car's windshield was splattered with mud, making it difficult to see through the glass.
3. The child splattered the mixture all over the kitchen, giggling as it made a mess.
4. The artist splattered the colors on the paper, blending them together to create a unique effect.
5. The raindrops splattered against the windowpane, creating a rhythmic sound that filled the room.