slop around
slop about

You can slop around without having to bother too much about your appearance.

Both of them liked to slop around barefoot in the morning.

Maybe on Sunday she just slopped around in her pajamas and read the papers, or a book.

"You sure as hell don't slop around in dead juice!"

"There aren't a lot of things more primitive than slopping around in the mud."

"So massive amounts of money were slopping around, and people had spare cash to gamble."

Eddie'd been slopping around for so long that his ambition was all gone.

The end of the rope splattered into the oily slop around my face.

I'm not sure what's left, but in a vast holding tank there's probably several inches still slopping around after the pumps are turned off.

And an excess of 'belief' slopping around causes some very strange results.

Slop around in old clothes and comfy slippers when they were supposed to be dressed up?

In the murky waters that slopped around our feet floated the tiny silver body of a dead fish.

Soon there would be these rainbow waves of miniature marshmallow slopping around the lake.

Then it was a burning salty soup slopped around in an earthenware pot.

If only you could hang around the house all day, curled up and slopping around in your bathrobe.

Someone with your ability and promise shouldn't be slopping around at the bottom of a sty."

The water didn't slop around in the tumbler.

Nic pulled a face at the liquid slopping around the bottom of his own glass.

She never slops around on Saturday mornings.

"You're slopping around in mud, wearing high boots.

As for the vegetables, am I supposed to go slopping around there in the rain looking for a leftover potato or two?

He was running along a pier, though he didn't know which, with the Lake slopping around its struts.

Do you really think the wife of a man like Julius should slop around all the time in old jeans and dirty sweatshirts?'

And she added, I could hear water slopping around, Mike, and there was a draught of air.

The sea slopped about in the bottom of it.

It slopped about like a spoon in a bowl, broken, useless.

At first the men had paid little attention to the sea slopping about their legs; it was just another misery to be endured.

The water was already slopping about their knees and for them there would be no hope of salvation once the ship foundered.

He slopped about four fingers of whisky into tumblers and topped up with water.

His glass slopped about in the girl's general direction as he laughed his short dirty laugh.

As she slopped about in the cooling water, Jess pondered over this peculiarity.

He stood, water slopping about his ankles.

Below me the sea slopped about noisily as though licking its lips in expectation of my fall.

The liquor slopped about in his tumbler.

Slop about in slipperslappers for fear he'd wake.

I could hear the sea slopping about in the adit cave, and behind me the pump beats thudded like the beating heart of the mine.

This never showed so much in anything he said as in a certain solemnity of countenance and the silent manner in which he slopped about.

Holding on with two shaking hands, Fiben managed to pour himself about half a cupful, slopping about as much onto the table and floor.

Not the meat calories slopping about in the brainpan, but the fine wine of sapience and sentience itself, the subconscious.

Nor had I been the sort of hoyden that was content to slop about bareback, blissfully ignorant of the finer points of the horseman's art.

She spent whole hausfrau afternoons slopping about in the sweatbox of her midget kitchen: "José says I'm better than the Colony.

He'll spend the rest of his life wandering forlornly through the galleries of Wheal Garth watching the sea slopping about in the gallery that might have brought him a fortune.

Bulworth , the closest thing to a Beatty political platform, is a mess as political science--an incoherent, condescending slop about the evils of lobbyists and the innate decency of black folk.

The Southern Cross, big and squat like an enormous tanker with her fat funnels aft, steaming into the ice, the sea slopping about in the stern hole through which the whales are drawn up on to the after-plan.

I could hear his words still and there was the slab jutting out from the cliff face and the black gap below about as inviting as a rat hole with the sea slopping about in the mouth of it.

They wanted injections before they had teeth pulled -they took drugs if they couldn't sleep-they wanted easy chairs and cushions and the girls allowed their figures to slop about anyhow and lay about half naked on the beaches in summer.