slurpier

Noisier when drinking

Slurpier is the comparative form of slurpy, describing something that involves or produces more loud sucking sounds when consumed.

A thick milkshake is slurpier than water; the last dregs of a drink through a straw are slurpier than the first sip: This smoothie is way slurpier than I expected.

eating

noodles

Boiled dough strands

  • ramenJapanese noodle soup
  • soupCooked liquid dish
  • brothClear simmered meat liquid

pho · udon · soba · spaghetti · gulping · sipping · noisily · loudly · appreciatively · chopsticks

texture

soupy

Thick and liquid-heavy

drippy · sloshy · splashy · gooey · slippery · wet · loose · thin · juicy · saucy

sound

noisy

Producing much sound

sucking · suctioning · vacuuming · gurgling · sloshing · smacking · lip-smacking

messy

dribbling

Ball-handling with repeated touches

sloppier · staining · smearing · splashing · slobbering

enjoyment

satisfying

Producing fulfillment or pleasure

flavorful · indulgent · pleasurable · comforting · savory · appetizing · mouthwatering · relishing

playful

childlike

Having youthful innocence

carefree · gleeful · exuberant · unself-conscious · joyful · animated · enthusiastic · rude · impolite · uncouth

Opposites
sound volume/manner of eating/drinking

slurpierquieter

More subdued in volume

noiseless · soundless · softer · inaudible

eating/drinking etiquette

slurpierdaintier

Comparatively refined or petite

liquid texture/consistency

slurpierdrier

Having less moisture

firmer · crunchier · crispier

Family

slurping, slurpiest

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G