splinter|splintered|splintering|splinters in English

verb

[splin·ter || 'splɪntə(r)]

break off into small slender fragments; cause to split into small slender fragments; separate into factions

Use "splinter|splintered|splintering|splinters" in a sentence

1. Cavings can be splinters, shards

2. Splintered wood and shoes swirling round and round.

3. The ruler cracked and splintered into pieces.

4. The lightening splintered a tree.

5. The sound of splintering wood reverberated outside.

6. Who cares if I get splinters in my ears?

7. As long as I don't get any splinters.

8. Near-misses rained shell splinters down on Sheffield.

9. And then there's a splintering sound and my husband is screaming. "

10. 7 The party began to splinter.

11. The windscreen cracked but didnot splinter.

12. And underneath the microscope there were splinters of glass.

13. The calf of Sa·marʹi·a will be reduced to splinters.

14. His head filled with bursting light, splintering, swirling pain.

15. Only a pile of broken concrete, loose bricks and splintered lumber remained.

16. The stone rocketed into the glass, splintering it.

17. The waves smashed the boat against the rocks, splintering it to pieces.

18. There was a splintering sound as the railing gave way.

19. 6 He ran a splinter into his finger.

20. 3 The mirror cracked but did not splinter.

21. 2 I've got a splinter in my finger.

22. The once-powerful communist party has splintered into hundreds of pieces.

23. 8 I have got a splinter in my finger.

24. He runs a splinter cell called 21-Void.

25. And we found splinters embedded deeply in the palm of his hand.