slop
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
slops;
slopped;
slopping
slops;
slopped;
slopping
Britannica Dictionary definition of SLOP
1
a
[no object]
:
to spill from a container
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Water slopped (over the edge) as he handed her the glass.
b
always followed by an adverb or preposition,
[+ object]
:
to splash or spill (a liquid)
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She slopped coffee on her sweater.
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Huge waves slopped water into the boat.
2
[+ object]
US
:
to feed slop to (an animal)
slop around/about
[phrasal verb] British, informal
:
to move or act in a lazy or relaxed way
:
to spend time resting or relaxing
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He slopped around the house all day.
2
slop
/ˈslɑːp/
noun
plural
slops
2
slop
/ˈslɑːp/
noun
plural
slops
Britannica Dictionary definition of SLOP
1
:
food that is fed to pigs and other animals
[noncount]
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The pigs are fed slop.
[plural]
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The pigs ate the slops.
2
[noncount]
informal
:
soft, wet food that is very unappealing
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I won't eat that slop!
3
[noncount]
chiefly US, informal
:
something that is worthless, foolish, etc.
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The movie is just a lot of sentimental slop. [=garbage]
