Slopped

To spill or splash liquid carelessly; to cause something wet or messy to spread around. Often implies a lack of precision or care. It can also describe the act of eating or drinking messily, letting food or drink fall from the mouth or container. Further it can figuratively represent the careless or excessive application of something, such as paint or words, leading to an unsatisfactory result. slopped can also imply a casual or relaxed movement or manner, sometimes with the connotation of being unrefined.

Slopped meaning with examples

• The clumsy waiter slopped the soup as he carried the tray, leaving a trail of broth across the dining room floor. He apologized profusely, mortified by his mistake. Luckily, the guests were understanding and the damage was limited to a few napkins. The restaurant owner, however, was not amused and offered a formal apology for the waiter's actions.
• The children, after a long day, slopped water from the wading pool across the patio. The splashing and giggling revealed their enjoyment but the water created a slippery hazard. Their mother quickly cleaned up the mess, ensuring their safety. She later warned them to be more careful, as the spilled water could cause them to slip and injure themselves.
• The artist slopped the paint onto the canvas with wild abandon, creating a chaotic yet vibrant abstract piece. Critics may have viewed this as a work of unrefined art. The final effect of the slopped painting was a mix of beautiful colors and abstract forms. This creative method proved effective and the artist, despite the mess, felt a deep sense of artistic fulfillment.
• After a long run, I slopped water on my face and neck, feeling the refreshing chill on my overheated skin. I wanted to quickly rehydrate, allowing myself to relax, as the water helped with recovery. The immediate relief felt amazing. I felt a sense of satisfaction, and then moved on to relax and enjoy the afternoon.