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Liquid or semi-liquid food or drink, especially when messy or unappetizing
The baby made a mess with his slop.
The child spilled his porridge everywhere.
Often used to describe food that is poorly prepared or unappealing.
To spill or splash liquid or semi-liquid substances carelessly
He slopped coffee all over his shirt.
He accidentally spilled coffee on his clothes.
Can be used both transitively and intransitively.
To move or walk clumsily or heavily
The cow slopped through the muddy field.
The cow walked awkwardly through the mud.
Often used to describe slow, heavy movement.
The meaning of 'slop' changes based on context—whether it refers to food, liquid, or movement.
Avoid using 'slop' in formal or professional settings.
From Middle English 'sloppen' (to spill), possibly of imitative origin.
The word 'slop' is informal and often carries a negative connotation when referring to food or movement.