prep.] (informal)
1 [V] (of liquid) to move around making a lot of noise or coming out over the edge of sth:
The water was sloshing around under our feet. * Some of the paint sloshed out of the can.
2 [VN] to make liquid move in a noisy way; to use liquid carelessly:
The children were sloshing water everywhere. * She sloshed coffee into the mugs.
3 [V] to walk noisily in water or mud:
We all sloshed around in the puddles. * They sloshed through the mud in boots.
PHRASALVERBS
slosh about / around (BrE, informal) (especially of money) to be available or present in large quantities:
There's a lot of money sloshing around in professional tennis.
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Sourced from Main Dictionary in Lughet's collection.
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