verb / noun
slosh
SLAHSH/slɑːʃ/
The splashing movement of loose liquid.
Water sloshes against the sides of the bucket as I walk.
Etymology
Slosh probably blends slop, “muddy place,” and slush. It first named a watery mess, then became a verb for splashing about in wet conditions and, later, pouring carelessly.
In context
once it's full slosh it back and forth to clean out the fuel rail Finally drain it out
More examples
- A sudden slosh sends coffee over the rim.
- She sloshes water across the deck to rinse it.
- Our boots slosh through the muddy puddles.
Forms
slosh · sloshes · sloshed · sloshing