To splatter or spread out messily in all directions.
From ex- (out) + splat (to make a wet smacking sound). Created by combining a Latin prefix with an onomatopoetic English word.
The word explat perfectly captures the visceral physics of something bursting—it's an informal term that shows how English speakers blend formal prefixes with silly-sounding words to be more expressive.
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