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Meanings of slop in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slops"
Examples for "slops"
1
Her hand is shaking so badly that coffee slops on the floor.
2
Kitchen slops and casual refuse continued to be thrown into the street.
3
The old Professor had such slops as suggested a sickening second childhood.
4
The water came to you, and every room consumed its own slops.
5
Every time Lurvy slops him, the food runs down around the ears.
1
The ban on feeding swill will stay until the end of December.
2
Several port-coloured men swill and gurgle and spit wine into silver buckets.
3
Half the year they smuggle and swill, the other half they starve.
4
He can memorise at sight all the revolting contents of a swill-tub.
5
They swill the cordial till ten o'clock and at last they go.
1
Take the pigswill before your eyes as exhibit A.
2
Soon every cinemagoer will have the right to demand recompense when they've been subjected to 120 minutes of pigswill.
3
The Department of Agriculture has today confirmed a ban on pigswill with immediate effect, as part of its efforts to combat foot-and-mouth.
4
Ministers have also proposed a ban on pigswill and a 20-day "standstill period" on the movement of sheep, goats and cattle.
5
The whey protein leftovers used to end up as pigswill on farms across the State until some bright spark reconstituted them as performance nutrition.
1
They fell down, hitting each other indiscriminately, knocked over the pail, and rolled about in the pigwash.
Usage of slop in English
1
They only wanted another animal who could slop glue on their best-sellers.
2
She was accordingly sent to make the beds and empty the slop.
3
Keep a slop-bucket near by to receive the wash of the room.
4
And yet it was nothing but an ordinary suit of fifteen-dollar slop-shops.
5
Worked in the kitchen, preparing slop for the prisoners and the guards.
6
On our way to the brig, we stopped at a slop clothes-shop.
7
Some E. coli-ridden slop destined for a mountainous landfill if you're lucky.
8
A damn bad man, but there are traces of his slop work.
9
They were tailors-or ,rather ,whatare sometimes called slop-shop, or clothing men.
10
She's a woman, and women slop over when they're all wowed up!
11
As a young competition climber, I learned to pare away slop and inefficiency.
12
All down the side of my body, soaking my clothes and left slop.
13
Let her go out in the world and slop burgers for minimum wage.
14
A little of the water would slop over on the floor.
15
Certainly Richard looked very seedy in his suit of slop-shop clothes.
16
He carried it over to the corner with the slop pail.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common