sloppy
51sloppy — adjective (sloppier, sloppiest) 1》 (of semi fluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery. 2》 careless and unsystematic; excessively casual. 3》 (of a garment) casual and loose fitting. 4》 informal weakly or foolishly sentimental. Derivatives… …
52sloppy — a. Plashy, splashy, muddy, slobbery, wet, slabby …
53sloppy — adj 1. muddy, oozy, slimy, Sl. gucky; slushy, sloshy, wet, watery, sodden, soggy, plashy; slippery, Inf. slippy. 2. splashed, splashy, spotty, spotted, soiled, stained, splattered, spattered. 3. overly emotional, gushy, Inf. mushy, oversen… …
54sloppy — slop·py …
55sloppy — 1. Careless. 2. Maudlin …
56sloppy — adj. (sloppier, sloppiest) 1 a (of the ground) wet with rain; full of puddles. b (of food etc.) watery and disagreeable. c (of a floor, table, etc.) wet with slops, having water etc. spilt on it. 2 unsystematic, careless, not thorough. 3 (of a… …
57sloppy joe — noun Etymology: probably from the name Joe, nickname for Joseph Date: 1942 1. often capitalized S&J a loose fitting sweater especially for girls 2. ground beef cooked in a thick spicy sauce and usually served on a bun …
58Sloppy Joe's — Slang. See greasy spoon. * * * …
59sloppy joe — noun a) A hot sandwich, typically composed of ground beef cooked in a skillet with highly seasoned tomato sauce or tomato paste and spread between two sides of a bun. b) A very loose fitting light weight jumper or jacket …
60sloppy seconds — noun The act of having sex with someone soon after a previous partner has had sex with them. Traditionally used in relation to more than one man having vaginal intercourse with a woman within a short period of time. The implied scenario is that… …
