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Definition of slop
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of slop is as below...
Slop (v. t.) To cause to
overflow,
as a
liquid,
by the
motion
of the
vessel
containing
it; to
spill..
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Basil
::
Basil (n.) The slope or angle to which the
cutting
edge of a tool, as a
plane,
is
ground..
Gardyloo
::
Gardyloo
(n.) An old cry in
throwing
water,
slops,
etc., from the
windows
in
Edingburgh..
Squadron
::
Squad (n.)
Sloppy
mud.
Brilliant
::
Brilliant
(a.) A
diamond
or other gem of the
finest
cut,
formed
into faces and
facets,
so as to
reflect
and
refract
the
light,
by which it is
rendered
more
brilliant.
It has at the
middle,
or top, a
principal
face,
called
the
table,
which is
surrounded
by a
number
of
sloping
facets
forming
a
bizet;
below,
it has a small face or
collet,
parallel
to the
table,
connected
with the
girdle
by a
pavilion
of
elongated
facets.
It is thus
distinguished
from the rose
diamond,
which is
entirely
covered
with
Corbiestep
::
Corbiestep
(n.) One of the steps in which a gable wall is often
finished
in place of a
continuous
slope;
-- also
called
crowstep.
Sloping
::
Sloping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Slop.
Shed
::
Shed (n.) The
passageway
between
the
threads
of the warp
through
which the
shuttle
is
thrown,
having
a
sloping
top and
bottom
made by
raising
and
lowering
the
alternate
threads..
Shelve
::
Shelve
(v. i.) To
incline
gradually;
to be
slopping;
as, the
bottom
shelves
from the
shore..
Skew
::
Skew (n.) A stone at the foot of the slope of a
gable,
the
offset
of a
buttress,
or the like, cut with a
sloping
surface
and with a check to
receive
the
coping
stones
and
retain
them in
place..
Scarp
::
Scarp (n.) The slope of the ditch
nearest
the
parapet;
the
escarp.
Slipslop
::
Slipslop
(n.) Weak, poor, or flat
liquor;
weak,
profitless
discourse
or
writing..
Side
::
Side (n.) A slope or
declivity,
as of a hill,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope over the
ridge..
Slant
::
Slant (v. i.)
Inclined
from a
direct
line,
whether
horizontal
or
perpendicular;
sloping;
oblique..
Esplanade
::
Esplanade
(n.) The
glacis
of the
counterscarp,
or the slope of the
parapet
of the
covered
way
toward
the
country..
Slope
::
Slope (v. i.) To
depart;
to
disappear
suddenly.
Declivity
::
Declivity
(n.) A
descending
surface;
a
sloping
place.
Declivous
::
Declivous
(a.)
Descending
gradually;
moderately
steep;
sloping;
downhill.
Shelving
::
Shelving
(a.)
Sloping
gradually;
inclining;
as, a
shelving
shore..
Sideling
::
Sideling
(a.)
Inclining
to one side;
directed
toward
one side;
sloping;
inclined;
as,
sideling
ground..
Slope
::
Slope (v. i.) To take an
oblique
direction;
to be at an angle with the plane of the
horizon;
to
incline;
as, the
ground
slopes..
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