sloosh

• “A rouseabout rose late, and, while the others were at breakfast, got an idea into his head that a good "sloosh" would freshen him up; so he mooched round until he found a big wooden bucket with a rope to it.”

  Over the Sliprails

• “I was surprised and just that malenky bit poogly to sloosh Dim govoreeting that wise.”

  Fictionaut: Where's the show?

• “Georgie said: "Uh?" but he was skorry enough with his nozh, the blade coming sloosh out of the handle, and we were on to each other.”

  Fictionaut: Where's the show?

• “Tonight's invention : 4 thick lamb neck chops, coated in flour then browned in pan on high heat, 3 rashers, fried, then chopped, one Spanish onion, cooked in lamb/bacon fat with sloosh extra olive oil, rest of flour mixed in used about 2 tbsp.”

  Archive 2006-11-01

• “Ah, the joys of horrorshow nappies…slosh sloosh in the caboose.”

  lost and found

• “Cleans the tub - well, I'll sloosh it round so it doesn't leave a ring.”

  catpewk Diary Entry

• “If that wasn't worth a sloosh of pop whilst alone in the old research lab, then Geoffrey wasn't the man he thought he was.”

  Gridlock

• “BURWASH The pleasureable cool sloosh of puddle water over the toes of your gumboots.”

  The Meaning of Liff

• “You will not be surprised to hear that I got up the next morning feverish and unrefreshed, and I felt quite envious of Tom when I saw him holding his shortly-cropped bullet head under the spout of the pump in the back yard, waggling the handle awkwardly as he had what he called "a sloosh.”

  The Golden Magnet

• “The idea was, a quick weekly sloosh and it would be clean and fresh.”

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