slurped
Sipped with sound
Slurped is the past tense of slurp, which means to eat or drink something noisily by sucking it in.
The sound is considered impolite in Western table manners but acceptable or even complimentary in some cultures when eating noodles or soup.
He slurped the last of his milkshake through the straw.
The word is onomatopoeic, imitating the sound it describes.
Drank in small quantities
quaffed · downed · swilled · nursed · tasted · savored · straw · beverage
Boiled dough strands
- ramenJapanese noodle soup
- soupCooked liquid dish
- brothClear simmered meat liquid
- phoInformal fake spelling
udon · soba · spaghetti · miso · wonton · congee · borscht · bisque
With excessive wanting
- noisilyWith much sound
- eagerlyWith keen enthusiasm
- hungrilyWith strong appetite
- messilyIn disorderly manner
hastily · contentedly · appreciatively · rudely · loudly · quickly · enthusiastically · happily
sipped
Drank in small quantities
drank · quaffed · downed · swilled · nursed · tasted · savored · straw · beverage · tea
noisy
Producing much sound
smack · gurgle · burble · glug · squelch · suction · slosh · suck · audible · vocalized
noodles
Boiled dough strands
pho · udon · soba · spaghetti · miso · wonton · congee · borscht · bisque · gazpacho
greedily
With excessive wanting
messily · hastily · contentedly · appreciatively · rudely · loudly · quickly · enthusiastically · happily · satisfyingly