slop|slopped|slopping|slops in English

verb

[slɑp /slɒp]

be spilled; overflow; trudge through mud or slush, plod; be sentimental or excessively emotional; spill a liquid; splash; feed slop to animals

Use "slop|slopped|slopping|slops" in a sentence

1. reduction of slopping during tapping by limiting elements that cause slopping and the use of anti-slopping agents

2. 22 She emptied the slops into the gutter.

3. Why do some children like slopping around in puddles?

4. I slopped tea in the saucer.

5. The tea slopped into the saucer.

6. They waded through the slop.

7. I'm not eating that slop.

8. The boy slopped about in the mud.

9. Don't slip - slop, as a lady.

10. She slopped the dirty water onto the grass.

11. She slopped some beans onto a plate.

12. 12 We feed the slops to the pigs.

13. 6 She emptied the slops into the gutter.

14. She slopped the coffee all over his shirt.

15. Slop : Analecta /Berkeley, CA : Image Comics, c2005

16. Behind the slop was a grass back.

17. The bus slopped and that made me sleepy.

18. Just come up quick and get some whaler's slops on.

19. Prisoners had to use slop buckets at night.

20. 12 The bus slopped and that made me sleepy.

21. Careful, you've just slopped coffee all over the carpet!

22. With each wave, more water slopped into the cabin.

23. Uproariously rabid Apprehensivenesses othergates photooxidizes through the slop

24. Don't slop your coffee in the saucer like that.

25. So the bread was deposited in the slop bucket.