slopped
Fed the pigs
Slopped is the past tense of slop, which means to spill or splash liquid carelessly.
If coffee slopped over the rim of your mug, it splashed out messily.
The verb also applies to feeding animals, especially pigs, with kitchen scraps or swill: He slopped the hogs every morning before dawn.
By extension, slopped can describe moving through wet or muddy conditions: We slopped through the flooded parking lot.
Shallow collected rainwater
- splashedStruck liquid loudly
- drippedFell in drops
- leakedEscaped through opening
- soakedThoroughly wet throughout
stained · wet · drenched · spattered · sloshed · overflowed · poured · tipped
puddle
Shallow collected rainwater
soaked · stained · wet · drenched · spattered · sloshed · overflowed · poured · tipped · upset
trough
Open container for animal feed
barnyard · hogs · mash · scraps · fodder · leftovers · pail · farm · livestock · pigpen
grimy
Coated in stubborn dirt
soiled · smeared · squalid · stained · dirty · slovenly · unkempt · slipshod · slapdash · untidy
- sloppy joesLoose meat sandwiches
- sloppy workPoorly executed task
- sloppy drunkVisibly, clumsily intoxicated
- sloppy secondsAnother's romantic discard