Pronunciation: /slɑʃ/
noun a swishing, splashing sound or movement
A1 I heard the slosh of water as I walked by the river.
A2 The slosh of the waves against the boat was soothing.
B1 The slosh of the mud made it difficult to walk through the swamp.
B2 The slosh of the ingredients in the mixing bowl signaled that the cake batter was ready.
C1 The slosh of the wine in the glass indicated its high quality.
C2 The slosh of the paint as the artist worked on the canvas added texture to the piece.
verb to splash or move with a sloshing sound
A1 I slosh water when I walk with a full cup.
A2 The children slosh through the puddles after the rain.
B1 Be careful not to slosh the soup out of the bowl while carrying it.
B2 The boat sloshed through the waves as it made its way to shore.
C1 The wine sloshed in the glass as the ship hit rough waters.
C2 The mud sloshed around in the wheelbarrow as he pushed it through the garden.
formal The sound of sloshing water could be heard as the bucket was carried across the room.
informal Be careful not to slosh your drink while walking with it.
slang I accidentally sloshed my coffee all over my shirt this morning.
figurative Emotions sloshed around inside her, making it hard to focus on anything else.
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