Pronunciation: /slæp ɒn/
verb to apply quickly or forcefully
A1 She likes to slap on some sunscreen before going to the beach.
A2 I usually slap on some moisturizer before bed.
B1 The chef decided to slap on some extra seasoning to enhance the flavor of the dish.
B2 He quickly slapped on some paint to cover up the scratch on his car.
C1 The makeup artist expertly slapped on the perfect amount of foundation for a flawless look.
C2 The decorator slapped on a fresh coat of paint to give the room a new look.
adverb in a quick or forceful manner
A1 She quickly slapped on some sunscreen before going to the beach.
A2 He slapped on a coat of paint to cover up the scratches on his car.
B1 The chef slapped on some extra seasoning to enhance the flavor of the dish.
B2 The makeup artist expertly slapped on foundation to create a flawless base.
C1 The politician tried to slap on some positive spin to the controversial decision.
C2 The designer decided to slap on some bold accessories to complete the runway look.
formal The judge decided to slap on an additional fine for the defendant's repeated offenses.
informal I can't believe they slapped on an extra charge for parking in the wrong spot.
slang They really slapped on a hefty fee for canceling my reservation last minute.
figurative She felt like life was just slapping on one challenge after another.
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