School of advanced parenting: what are splashes? Plyukha - what is it? Meaning, synonyms, examples Morphological features, declension.

Slap in the face, slap in the face, slap in the face, slap in the face, blow Dictionary of Russian synonyms. splash see slap Dictionary of synonyms of the Russian language. Practical guide. M.: Russian language. Z. E. Alexandrova. 2011… Synonym dictionary

PLYUHA, flatten, ivy, etc. see metatarsus. Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary. IN AND. Dahl. 1863 1866 … Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

PLYUKHA, splashes, female. (simple). Slap in the face. Give someone a hard time. Ushakov's explanatory dictionary. D.N. Ushakov. 1935 1940 … Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

splash- PLYUHA, and, BUN1, and, w. 1. Rough, awkward act, oversight, tactlessness; error. Make a splash. 2. Hit, slap; and also in allegory. sign: punishment, reprisal, etc. From flopping... Dictionary of Russian argot

splash- and, f. pluche, peluche f. region Plus/hee short fur coats. Karelia... Historical Dictionary of Gallicisms of the Russian Language

See plus. Wed. also ltsh. pl̨aũka slap, slap, pl̨aũt mow; trans. meaning beat (M.–E. 3, 366, without Russian word) ... Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language by Max Vasmer

J. colloquial reduction A slap in the face, a slap in the face. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. T. F. Efremova. 2000... Modern Dictionary Russian language Efremova

Splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash (Source: “Complete accentuated paradigm according to A. A. Zaliznyak”) ... Forms of words

Give (roll) a splash to someone. 1. Sib. Hit someone fist in the face. SPS, 140; FSS, 54. // Kar. Hit the body. SRGK 1, 424. // Volg. Hit someone Glukhov 1988, 30. 2. Kar. Punish, beat someone. SRGK 3, 318 ... Big dictionary Russian sayings

splash- Original. Reverse education from plop... Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language

splash- pl yuha, and... Russian spelling dictionary

Books

• 100 stories about Plyukh and Shvakh. 33 stories and new adventures. We are champions. Planet of cats. Universal Mind, Yuri Kudinov, Elena Shchepotyeva. These are the most fun and amazing stories that happened all over the world! Two funny, unlucky and amusing clowns - Plyukh and Shvakh - always find themselves in the most ridiculous situations - that’s just the way it is...
• About the little pig Plyukha, Ballod Inga, Rumyantseva Irina Georgievna. The book “About the Little Pig Plyukh” is written based on the fairy tales of Alison Uttley and illustrated by the wonderful artist Evgeny Medvedev. Plyuh is a spontaneous, kind little pig, with...

Modernity gives us many wonderful words. Or rather, this: sometimes reality imbues familiar words with new meanings. Let's consider today the question of what splash is.

Meaning

This is not the case when the word is unambiguous. The one we are considering has many meanings, as many as seven:

1. A slap in the face for an offense or just a blow. “The son angered his father so much that he could not restrain himself and gave him a slap on the back of the head.”
2. Something flattened. For example, cow excrement. Manure that fell from somewhere to the ground and took the shape of a bun.
3. Big bun.
4. An oversight. “Was it necessary to disgrace yourself like that, to allow such a disaster?”
5. Bonuses, a pleasant moment, something that brings joy. “If you buy this TV, you will get a lot of goodies: a free monthly gym membership, a hairdryer, and a 50% discount on any purchase.”
6. Same thing as lying. “In the yard they talked only about one thing, how Nikolai Petrovich bought a Mercedes.” Another screw-up, he doesn’t even have a license.”
7. This is what drug addicts say about a pellet of hashish.

It's hard to separate here colloquial expressions from jargon, but it is clear that the meanings 4, 5, 6, 7 are jargon.

There are probably many epic moments in the history of cinema, but from the recent Soviet past I remember the slap given to one of the main characters of the film “Where is Nophelet?”, Gennady, by Valya’s wife. What a splash. You can twist it several times and still not get tired of it.

Synonyms

Since the question of what splash is, cannot be answered in a single way and only one meaning can be used, then the object of study should have many replacement words. Let's see:

• bonus;
• nonsense;
• lure;
• crack;
• crap;
• lie;
• awkwardness;
• not true;
• slap;
• error;
• present;
• slap in the face;
• miss;
• chatter;
• hit.

The list could have been longer, but we decided to take pity on the reader; it seems that these will be enough. The main thing is that a person understands the meaning of the word, and then, based on the situation, he can understand which replacement will be adequate. Now the reader knows what splash is, we are sure.

Splashes are like yummy food in the broadest sense.

Everyone knows Carlson, who stole buns from the housekeeper. He thought they were very tasty. Then we learned that for people with addiction, splashing (what it is has already been analyzed and analyzed) is also something associated with pleasant things. At the same time, the word is like component youth slang has appeared quite recently. The question is who is responsible for this - the kitchen or the street. That is, did the word “plop” borrow its positive meaning from pastry chefs or drug addicts? I would like to believe that the former do, but it is possible that the latter do too, knowing the people’s love for everything marginal. For example, criminal jargon is still very popular among the population. There is some kind of magic, apparently, in all these words.

Jargon is what makes it difficult to understand. Let us continue our consideration of the word using other material.

Igor Akinfeev and his “splashes”

As sad as it is, we have to turn for material to an open, unhealing wound - the performance of the Russian national football team at the last Confederations Cup. The famous national team goalkeeper once again upset the fans with his play. His mistake in the match against Mexico cost us a place in the semi-finals of the tournament. It’s clear that Russia wouldn’t have won the cup, but it’s still a shame. And most importantly, a mistake by the goalkeeper is a real disaster.

But this is probably still not the most striking example. Want to know what slang (jargon) is? Rewatch the 2014 Russia World Cup match - South Korea. That's where Akinfeev made a mistake. But there's nothing you can do, it's sport. Igor can only console himself with the fact that in the teams coached by Fabio Capello, things weren’t going well for goalkeepers (remember Hart in England). Maybe some kind of vibes or vibrations are to blame. Our main gatekeeper often helped out, but he clearly lacks psychological stability.

To summarize, let’s say: Akinfeev’s mistakes are not even a flop, they are a full-fledged epic fail, if we use youth terminology.

Should I use slang words in my speech?

The question is complex. On the one hand, once we have learned the meaning of the word “splash,” there is a great temptation to decorate our speech with it incessantly. On the other hand, the Russian language is great and powerful not with these words; it is better to speak correctly, albeit a little old-fashioned.

But at the same time, there is literature where all sorts of slang have their place (as an example, you can open the book “Say Raisins” by Vasily Pavlovich Aksenov). But this is, without exaggeration, high art. Of course, Pelevin also comes to mind, but he sometimes overdoes it in this sense.

In other words, only a person can determine which word he needs in a given situation, but it is best to know the language in all its diversity, although this is impossible. But a native speaker must set himself up to strive for the ideal.

Representatives of various youth movements love to communicate in an incomprehensible language, and drug addicts are especially successful in this, believing that in this way they will become inaccessible to law enforcement officers. In fact, fighters against drug trafficking know very well what a battle is and why they use these “cunning” devices. Rest assured that they understand what the word plop means. You will soon find out about this too.

Several meanings of the word splash

We are already accustomed to the fact that drug addicts give their own meaning to ordinary expressions, so plyukha, a derivative of the confectionery product bun, actually has nothing to do with cooking. This is what in certain circles is called a small circle of hashish, flattened on both sides. It can be put into a joint or smoked through a bulbulator (battle), but in any case, do not forget that we're talking about about a powerful drug that causes hallucinations.

It is not necessary, however, to smoke plucha, since there are also harmless meanings of this word. In particular, computer technology enthusiasts use it in their vocabulary. For them, this is an ordinary bug, or a fingerprint, which over time can cause a “glitch” in the program. You can also give a spanking to the guilty husband or wife who came drunk from a corporate party.

Slap in the face, slap in the face, slap in the face, slap in the face, blow Dictionary of Russian synonyms. splash see slap Dictionary of synonyms of the Russian language. Practical guide. M.: Russian language. Z. E. Alexandrova. 2011… Synonym dictionary

PLUHA- PLUT, flatten, ivy, etc. see metatarsus. Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary. IN AND. Dahl. 1863 1866 … Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

PLUHA- PLUKHA, plops, wives. (simple). Slap in the face. Give someone a hard time. Ushakov's explanatory dictionary. D.N. Ushakov. 1935 1940 … Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary

splash- PLYUHA, and, BUN1, and, w. 1. Rough, awkward act, oversight, tactlessness; error. Make a splash. 2. Hit, slap; and also in allegory. sign: punishment, reprisal, etc. From flopping... Dictionary of Russian argot

splash- and, f. pluche, peluche f. region Plus/hee short fur coats. Karelia... Historical Dictionary of Gallicisms of the Russian Language

splash- see plus. Wed. also ltsh. pl̨aũka slap in the face, pl̨aũt mow; trans. meaning beat (M.–E. 3, 366, without Russian word) ... Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language by Max Vasmer

Plyukha- and. decomposition reduction A slap in the face, a slap in the face. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. T. F. Efremova. 2000... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by Efremova

splash- splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash (Source: “Complete accentuated paradigm according to A. A. Zaliznyak”) ... Forms of words

PLUHA- Give (throw) a splash to someone. 1. Sib. Hit someone fist in the face. SPS, 140; FSS, 54. // Kar. Hit the body. SRGK 1, 424. // Volg. Hit someone Glukhov 1988, 30. 2. Kar. Punish, beat someone. SRGK 3, 318 ... Large dictionary of Russian sayings

splash- pl yuha, and... Russian spelling dictionary

Books

• 100 stories about Plyukh and Shvakh. 33 stories and new adventures. We are champions. Planet of cats. Universal Mind, Yuri Kudinov, Elena Shchepotyeva. These are the most fun and amazing stories that have happened in the whole world! Two funny, unlucky and amusing clowns - Plyukh and Shvakh - always find themselves in the funniest situations - that’s just the way it is... Buy for 1220 UAH (Ukraine only)
• About the little pig Plyukha, Ballod Inga, Rumyantseva Irina Georgievna. The book “About the Little Pig Plyukh” is written based on the fairy tales of Alison Uttley and illustrated by the wonderful artist Evgeny Medvedev. Plyuh is a spontaneous, kind little pig, with...

Often parents do not fully understand what their teenage offspring say, sometimes putting a completely different meaning into their statements. This article will talk about modern meanings the word “splash”, its morphological features, as well as synonyms. Let's start in order.

What are splashes?

The first thing that comes to mind when we hear the noun “plop” or “plop” is delicious, sweet sugar buns. Is this the only meaning and are there any pitfalls here?

So what are splashes? Let's look into explanatory dictionaries:

1. A very big bun. “Can you imagine, Alyosha’s mother baked not buns, but natural buns with a diameter of twenty centimeters.”
2. Something flattened. “It was impossible to walk along the path: here and there the splashes of unexpected cows were yellow.”

Plyukha: what is this in slang?

We have figured out the traditional meanings of the noun we are studying. But what will dictionaries of youth slang and jargon tell us about what splashes are?

Plyukha is:

• A dose of hashish rolled into a ball. “The unfortunate guy was given a splash - it’s not his fault.”
• A typo in the program text, leading to so-called “glitches”. “For some reason the program froze: a bug must have crept in somewhere.”
• Slap in the face. “Myron gave the guy such a smack that sparks came out of his eyes.”
• Confusion. “It’s my fault, I’m the only one to blame.”
• Not true. “Don’t pay any attention, this is nothing more than fluff spread by the press.”
• Nice addition. “In addition to a good salary, workers received benefits in the form of trips to the sea with a huge discount.”

Morphological characteristics, declination

What is plyukha from the point of view of phonetics and morphology?

This is, of course, a noun, since the word names an object and answers the question “what”. Because it names one thing among many, "splash" is a common noun. This noun is also inanimate, female, first declension.

Synonyms

Synonyms make our speech colorful and bright, and sometimes more understandable.

The noun “splash” has many synonyms:

• Hit. “The blow hit me on the cheek.”
• Slap in the face. “Getting a slap in the face is not very pleasant.”
• Crack. “Igor’s head was spinning from the strong crack.”
• Slap in the face. “Mom gave the naughty son a good slap in the face.”
• Bun. “The buns turned out great.”
• Crap. " Sauerkraut pressed down with a heavy lead pancake.”
• Bonus. “All journalists received good bonuses.”

Collocations with the noun "splash"

What a splash is is more or less clear.

What is it like?

Sweet, tasty, one, first, only, repeated, twenty-seventh, original, tasteless, fresh, hot, pleasant, unexpected, undeserved, small, large, medium, huge, heavy, strong, weighty, painful, light, comic, unreal , cow, unpleasant, green, yellow, brown, cast iron, copper, silver, gold, bronze, millimeter, hefty, mental, physical, real, virtual, fabulous, unnecessary, priceless, computer, lead, heavy, harmful, forbidden, cool , timely, ridiculous, sudden, offensive, burning, metallic, deceitful.

What can a plop do?

Offend, fly in, burn, saturate, surprise, offend, embarrass, please, lie, lie around, wait, differ, weigh, be eaten, play naughty, spoil.

What can you do with the splash?

Beat off, reflect, throw, step on, correct, realize, admit, bake, eat, try, put, apply, twist, throw away, buy, spread, forget, receive, wait, pick up, roll, make, smoke, borrow.