slurp
slorp BrE dialect

She made sure to slurp up the last of it.

She slurped up some coffee without taking her eyes from the view.

The kind you just want to start slurping on from the toes up.

It looked so good she wanted to push her face in, slurping.

In other words, she was slurping the noodles, one at a time.

They touched, and there was the sound of a hand being slurped.

She went down on me and slurped my bone into her mouth.

Still, he wanted the water and slurped at it awkwardly.

And he's slurping up that stuff like it was mother's milk!

He made a face and slurped at his bowl, then reached for the wine.

I slurped the last of my drink and threw the cup away.

He slurped noisily and then set the cup back down.

The two of them made slurping noises as they drank.

"Nearly the same stuff you were slurping last night," Ivy said.

He then turned to his oversized hot chocolate and slurped.

"The cold makes people mean, and starts them slurping vodka."

George slurped it into his mouth and sucked on that one for a while.

Cam slurped and sucked getting me hard again in no time.

At the same time make a loud, slurping noise with your mouth.

He was too busy slurping up oysters while giving his wife the bad news.

In the kitchen, he found Einstein slurping water from the dish.

Willie thought about it for a moment, as he slurped the rest of his tea.

A million degrees outside, and these guys were slurping down ribs in the middle of the day.

Now the question was: how much data had been slurped out in the last seventy-two hours?

She slurped it in, running her tongue around the head and down the shaft.