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Meanings of slopped in English

Very drunk.

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      1
      Water slopped over the edge of the bath and onto the linoleum.
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      2
      Bene. She nodded violently as the man slopped water on the window.
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      3
      The old man gave a start, and slopped some of the coffee.
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      4
      He put out a hand to turn the knob and slopped himself.
      Boneshaker
      5
      A bird-duffer and a half-slopped chirurgeon also met seemingly unrelated accidental ends.
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      6
      He removed the lid from the kettle and slopped water against the animal.
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      7
      As I walked the causeway jumble of rocks, the sea slopped gently below.
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      8
      The water it held slopped alarmingly and splashed over the edge.
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      9
      He fed and farmed and cleaned off the yards and slopped the pigs.
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      10
      Captain Luxmore leaned forward and slopped some wine down his sleeve.
      Relentless Pursuit
      11
      The water slopped up between the slats whereon Elaine was sitting.
      As It Was in the Beginning
      12
      Probably years before, someone had slopped teal green paint onto the raw brick.
      Sister Mine
      13
      As I toddled along, the beer slopped over the rim upon my legs.
      John Barleycorn
      14
      I slopped down next to her and she said, What's up?
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      15
      Toward this the two little workwomen slopped along on squashy feet.
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      16
      The kid's footsteps slopped toward him from maybe twenty feet away.
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