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backsplash

[ bak-splash ]

noun

  1. paneling, as that attached to the back of a stovetop or to the wall behind a kitchen countertop, to protect against splashed liquids.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of backsplash1

An Americanism dating back to 1950–55; back 1 + splash
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The house includes a romantic wallpapered bedroom and bathroom on the second floor and a kitchen on the ground floor featuring checkerboard tile floors and a soft fabric skirt to balance the marble slab countertops and backsplash.

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Over the next few years, Recker and Perez noticed signs that the house was shifting, according to the lawsuit: the kitchen floor was sinking, the counter tops were separating from the backsplash, and the garage foundation was cracking.

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More handmade tiles by Miller, who is also a painter, brighten the backsplash behind the sink and stove.

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The ceramic backsplash, dishes and lidded jars are all by Adam Miller for Reaperware.

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She bought it last year for $1.6 million — a totally redone three-bedroom with subway tile backsplash, soaking tub and solar panels.

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