slopped

• Adjetivo obsoleto que significa borracho o en estado de embriaguez.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning drunk or intoxicated.

1. Very drunkC1slangbritish

   Extremely intoxicated from alcohol, often to the point of being unsteady or incoherent.

   muy borracho

   • He got completely slopped at the party last night.
   • After three beers, she was already slopped.
   • They were all slopped by the end of the wedding reception.

   Sinónimosblottocanneddrunkhammeredinebriatedintoxicatedplasteredsloshedsozzledwasted

   Antónimossober

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de derramar o salpicar un líquido, así como para alimentar a los animales con comida líquida o semilíquida.

A verb used to indicate the act of spilling or splashing liquid, or to feed animals with liquid food.

1. Spill liquidB1informal

   To cause or allow a liquid substance to run or flow over the edge of a container, often accidentally.

   Derramar líquido

   • He slopped coffee onto the table while pouring.
   • Be careful not to slop water out of the bucket.
   • The soup slopped over the side of the bowl as she carried it.

   Sinónimosoverflowsloshspillsplashsplatter

2. B2informal

   To walk through mud, mire, or wet ground, often making a splashing sound.

   Chapotear al caminar

   • The children slopped through the puddles after the rain.
   • We had to slop across the muddy field to reach the gate.
   • His boots were covered in mud after slopping through the swamp.

   Sinónimosslogsloshsplashsquelchwade

3. Ladle clumsilyB2informal

   To serve or transfer a liquid or semi-liquid substance in a clumsy or careless manner.

   servir a cucharadas torpemente

   • She slopped the stew onto the plates without care.
   • He slopped the gravy over the mashed potatoes messily.
   • The cook slopped the porridge into the bowls with a heavy hand.

   Sinónimosslobbersloshspillsplashsplatter

4. Feed pigsB2informal

   To give slop (liquid or semi-liquid food waste) to pigs as feed.

   Dar bazofia

   • The farmer slopped the pigs every morning with kitchen scraps.
   • He went to the barn to slop the hogs before breakfast.
   • They slopped the pigs with a mixture of grain and water.

   Sinónimosswill