Slop | Mean of slop in English Dictionary

/ˈslɑːp/

• Verb
• to spill from a container
1. Water slopped (over the edge) as he handed her the glass.
• to splash or spill (a liquid)
1. She slopped coffee on her sweater.
2. Huge waves slopped water into the boat.
• to feed slop to (an animal)
1. slop the pigs

• to move or act in a lazy or relaxed way
1. He slopped around the house all day.
• Noun
• food that is fed to pigs and other animals
1. The pigs are fed slop.
2. The pigs ate the slops.
• soft, wet food that is very unappealing
1. I won't eat that slop!
• something that is worthless, foolish, etc.
1. The movie is just a lot of sentimental slop. [=garbage]