Splatters

One day, when friends were over at the house, they all claimed that splatters of blood suddenly appeared on the living room floor.

The police tape extends from a bridge over the River Lee Navigation, and what appeared to be blood splatters can be seen from outside the cordon, along with evidence markers.

Cleaning oven doors can be a real headache, as baked-on food splatters and grease stubbornly cling to the surface, resisting even the most vigorous scrubbing.

From podcasts to full recreations of crimes, it feels like every time blood splatters, a camera crew and team of writers aren’t far behind.

He said: "Cleaning oven doors can be challenging because food splatters and grease often bake onto the surface, making the stains difficult to remove, even after scrubbing vigorously.

When all this sun gunk, called solar flares, splatters onto the earth, this causes the northern lights.

Lay strips of beef fry on grill (be careful, it splatters); grill until crispy.

That way Dad can fry to his heart's content without worrying about those pesky splatters getting everywhere -- what a great gift!

The blue cotton boiler suit has white and red splatters all over it and worn marks on the knees.

Two useful tips: Have a damp cloth at the ready for wiping up splatters and spills, and use trash bowls that are easy to reach.

And you can put cardboard or paper down to absorb splatters if you like.

The controller’s dark purple foundation color is covered with green specks and splatters that glow in the dark, as well as a skull-shaped logo that likewise glows when the room is dim enough.

The paint is the blood that splatters on the walls and floors.

Tunnel Vision takes an image and splatters it all over the walls of a tube that ends in the image.

Thirty-two stories known to be by Wood (he sometimes wrote under pseudonyms such as "Ann Gora") are collected in Blood Splatters Quickly, published by OR Books in 2014.