Sloppy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLOPPY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• wet or muddy
• careless and unsystematic; excessively casual
• (of a garment) casual and loose-fitting
• (of semi-fluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery
• (of literature or behaviour) weakly or foolishly sentimental
• careless or untidy
• lacking neatness or order
• wet or smeared with a spilled liquid or moist material
• (of soil) soft and watery
• not fitting closely; hanging loosely
• excessively or abnormally emotional
• marked by great carelessness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• messy

Words related to SLOPPY

sloppier12 sloppiest13 sloppily15 sloppiness14

Words that contain SLOPPY

slipsloppy19

How to use SLOPPY in a sentence

• Sometimes, as the breeze failed, the night was silent except for the slow, sloppy tramp of the marching soldiers.
• The Colonel glared down the sloppy length of the bar, then gazed aloft into the smoky heights.
• A careless, sloppy drill breeds disobedience and insubordination.
• For two days before the puppies are due give sloppy but nourishing diet, and this should be continued, given slightly warm, for four or five days after the pups are born.
• When that is absorbed, add milk enough to swell and cook the rice thoroughly without making it sloppy.
• When it is opened there is disclosed a young fellow known to his friends and employer, as Sloppy.
• Sloppy as an extraordinarily good joke, and he threw back his head and laughed with measureless enjoyment.
• I remember the sloppy road in the Weald, and the vague outlines of the South Downs seen in starlight and mist.
• The Author wrote this Stuff merely to Get Back at himself and see how Sloppy he could be.
• However wet and sloppy the weather may be up to the end of the year, it generally turns over a new leaf on that day.
• Never feed any sour food or sloppy food of any kind, except sour milk, and never feed any uncooked food of any kind until after they have thrown out the red on their heads.
• Sunday was warm and sloppy, and little could be done out of doors.
• She begged, this blind girl, standing with rent shoes in the sloppy mud.
• It is snowing fast at this time, and the most sloppy walking I ever saw.
• Mike, Sally, Marquis, and the drunkards lingered in the bar behind the auditorium, and brandies-and-sodas were supplied to them over a sloppy mahogany counter.
• Give sloppy feed with one dram of powdered nitrate of potassia added and Pratts Cow Remedy daily.
• She was becoming a little bored with them already, with their sloppy unconventionality and with ship life in general.
• But whilst they were manoeuvring with the cask the breeze freshened in a sudden squall, and all in a minute, as it seemed, a sort of sloppy sea was set a-running.
• He could talk, too, that preacher! In language that was poetic without being sloppy he paid a tribute to the spirit of fraternity that fairly lifted us out of our chairs.
• That charter is so sloppy a man can prove anything by it, and building a hospital here did bring in Earth rules.
• The sloppy Sunday afternoon, which was the first opportunity Raphael had of profiting by Mr.
• If he dresses for dinner, it is sloppy and middle-class not to do so.
• Watery milk may be produced by feeding a cow upon sloppy food.
• When it is a bad or sloppy day, Silius will decide to go in his litter, or Roman form of the palanquin.
• It was a scramble to reach the top, for the ground was steep and sloppy, but on the summit of the ridge progress was easier.
• Brown eyes, you see, and that sloppy milk-and-coffee skin.
• Shiela constantly tormented him about these functions for his benefit, suggesting that he attire himself in a sloppy velvet jacket and let his hair grow and his necktie flow.
• The deck was slippery and sloppy, and the sharp spray was blowing itself in jets round every available corner.
• Food is frequently made too sloppy or liquid, and is eaten too hot, thus favouring indigestion and decay of the teeth.
• It was not long before the sloppy noise of shoes full of water, heard in walking, came through the yard, and into the house.
• Meats and fish which have the sauce on the same dish require special care in serving, that they may present a neat rather than a sloppy appearance on the plate.

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