Crossword clues for slosh
slosh
- Play in the tub, maybe
- Move through mud
- Make use of boots
- Be careless with a bucket
- Walk through muck
- Wading-in-a-puddle sound
- Trudge through water
- Shuffle through the shallows
- Flounder through puddles
- Bathtime noise
- What water in a bucket might do
- Wet going underfoot
- Wallow through wet places
- Walk thru puddles
- Walk through mud, maybe
- Walk through melting snow
- Walk in galoshes, maybe
- Wade through the shallows
- Wade through a puddle
- Trudge through semi-melted snow
- Trudge (through), as puddles
- Splatter in a puddle
- Splash with liquid
- Splash around
- Spill haphazardly
- Sound of moving a filled-up humidifier
- Sound in a bucket
- Sommelier's faux pas
- Puddle sound, perhaps
- Pour clumsily or splashing sound
- Pour clumsily
- Plow through puddles
- Play with puddles
- Play in a mud puddle, e.g
- Play in a mud puddle
- Muddle through mud
- Muddle through a puddle
- Move through puddles
- Move around in a bucket, say
- Make a splashing sound
- Make a mess in the tub
- Go beyond the pail?
- Flounder through the mud
- Flounder in the water
- Flounder in mud
- Drunks often do it with their drinks
- Cast mud, maybe
- Be reckless with a bucket
- Walk through puddles
- Not stay still in a container
- Not be careful with a bucket
- Be clumsy with a pail
- Move in mire
- Walk through mud, say
- What water in a pail may do
- Apply carelessly
- Washing machine sound
- Trudge through wet snow, say
- Start of a spill
- Wade noisily
- Not get carried evenly, say
- Sound of moving water
- Shake a drink
- Weak drink
- Splash haphazardly
- Play in the water
- Watery, weak drink
- Splash about in a little water
- Flounder through water
- Tramp in a bog
- Winter sound
- Slog through mud
- Tramp through mire
- Splash through mud
- Wade through water
- Splash through water
- Wallow in water or mire
- Flounder in water
- Watery mire
- Liquid sound
- Watery snow
- Walk through water and melting snow
- Shuffle in the shallows
- Spill over
- Make waves?
- Wade through mud
- Make waves
- Splash clumsily
- Trudge through mud
- Spill clumsily
- Move through muck
- Walk through a puddle
- Trudge through melting snow
- Play in a puddle
- Wade through puddles
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Slush \Slush\ (sl[u^]sh), n. [Cf. Sw. slaska to paddle in water, slask wet, filth.] [Written also slosh.]
Soft mud.
A mixture of snow and water; half-melted snow.
A soft mixture of grease and other materials, used for lubrication.
The refuse grease and fat collected in cooking, especially on shipboard.
(Mach.) A mixture of white lead and lime, with which the bright parts of machines, such as the connecting rods of steamboats, are painted to be preserved from oxidation.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"to splash about in mud or wet," 1844, from slosh (n.). Meaning "to pour carelessly" is recorded from 1875. Related: Sloshed; sloshing.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. A quantity of a liquid; more than a splash vb. 1 (context intransitive of a liquid English) To shift chaotically; to splash noisily. 2 (context British colloquial transitive English) To punch (someone). Etymology 2
n. (context computing English) backslash, the character .
WordNet
v. make a splashing sound; "water was splashing on the floor" [syn: splash, splosh, slush]
walk through mud or mire; "We had to splosh across the wet meadow" [syn: squelch, squish, splash, splosh, slop]
spill or splash copiously or clumsily; "slosh paint all over the walls" [syn: slush, slosh around, slush around]
Usage examples of "slosh".
HABITAT CLOSET HALLWAY - SAME TIME Barnes sloshes around the supply depot, piles his arms high with gas masks.
Gomez cuffed him without malice, then he took a piece of this bread, went over to a stove maculate with burnt fat, sloshed the bread in a pan of what looked like sardine-oil, folded it into a sandwich and, drippingly, ate.
The spelled water sloshed, without odor, but turned unearthly and strange: pearlescent light streamed from the neck of the horn, as though the liquid inside burned cold white.
Briggs sloshed on the polyurethane with all the delicacy of a toddler, and I followed along behind her, trying to smooth out the drips before they hardened.
He had a dishpan full of soapy water, and he kept sloshing the water through the chimney.
Shar pulled him close, coming dangerously close to sloshing water on his leggings.
Willie ignored the view, picked at his dinner, and left the wine sloshing in the bucket of melting ice, except when his mother reminded him to pour.
He sat on the deck, hanging stupidly to a telephone jackbox, with water sloshing around his crotch, and looked to the exec as to a wizard, or an angel of God, to save him with magic passes.
It was amazingly queer, it was like a nightmare, to see vertical white sunlight in the fireroom, and water sloshing in and out of the furnaces.
With the recoil, pain burst out of that joint and all the way back to his shoulder, then back again, Jesus, pain sloshing around like acid inside him, from shoulder to fingertips.
The coffee cup clunked to the table, sloshing liquid across the wooden surface in every direction and soaking into the brightly colored doth place mats.
The red-haired man cursed roundly and pounded his fist on the table, knocking over the empty can of cola and causing the glass to bounce, sloshing soda on the tabletop.
From the sloshing sounds and the hollowness of the voices around him, he knew he was in a closed chamber of some kind.
Only the tensing of the facial muscles kept the tears from sloshing down my face.
The black paid little attention to her but took a long drink, sloshing the water with his tongue.