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.

spilled

puddle

Shallow collected rainwater

soaked · stained · wet · drenched · spattered · sloshed · overflowed · poured · tipped · upset

feeding

trough

Open container for animal feed

  • swillWatery refuse for pigs
  • slurrySemifluid mixture of solids
  • bucketOpen-top carrying vessel

barnyard · hogs · mash · scraps · fodder · leftovers · pail · farm · livestock · pigpen

messy

grimy

Coated in stubborn dirt

soiled · smeared · squalid · stained · dirty · slovenly · unkempt · slipshod · slapdash · untidy

Opposites
liquid handling precision

sloppeddecanted

Transferred without sediment

measured · trickled · dripped · metered · dispensed

intoxication state

sloppedsober

Free from intoxication

clearheaded · abstinent · straight · lucid · sharp

Phrases
Family

sloppy, sloppiness, sloppily, slopping

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G