1. plural of plasher; things or people that splash or make splashing sounds
Usage: informal; often used to describe water or liquid that splashes
2. branches or twigs interwoven to form a fence or hedge; woven branches used in hedging
Usage: chiefly British; rural/agricultural

Examples

• The children ran through the puddles, creating plashers of water everywhere.
• Rain plashers hit the windows during the storm.
• The farmer used plashers to reinforce the boundary between fields.
• The old hedge was made of interwoven plashers that had lasted for decades.
• Waves created plashers against the dock.
• The gardener wove plashers together to create a living fence.