spattle noun 4verb 3forms 3 noun4 •A spatula.[…] occasionally sprinkle a handful of salt on the ice while freezing, give a few turns and work it down smooth with the spattle; then turn until the cream is frozen even and smooth all through. — 1899 •Spawl; spittle.... he mingleth earthe and his spattle toguether, and smereth the eyes, eares, and nosethrilles of the childe. — 1888 •A tool or implement for mottling pottery with colour. •A small spate; a slight inundation or a sprinkle of rain. verb3 •To sprinkle or spatter; to mottle.The windows […] were all shatter'd: about a foot square of the foundation seemed as if ramm'd in with a force that spattled the dirt as high as the Cornish : […] — 1910 •To spit.I can worke wyles in battle, If I do ones but spattle — 1538 •(old-fashioned) To stir (something, typically ice cream) with a spattle (spatula).The mixture is now ready for freezing, and should be poured into the freezer previously set up, and well spattled which it is freezing to give a fine smooth ice. — 1928 formsspattled · spattling · spattles
