subs. (common).—Money: generic: see RHINO.
1893. GUS ELEN, ’E dunno where ’e are. Since Jack Jones come into that little bit o’ SPLOSH.
1902. G. BOOTHBY, My Strangest Case, 166. I reckon we ain’t a-goin’ to see no SPLOSH this ’ere trip.
Adv. (common).—Plump.
1891. LEHMANN, Harry Fludyer at Cambridge, 47. Such larks when you heard the ball go SPLOSH on a man’s hat!
