18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Slosh' in a Sentence
"To splash or move through water, mud, or slush." more
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The rain will slosh against the windowpane, creating a soothing rhythm.
After the storm, the streets will have been sloshing with water, causing traffic delays.
The clumsy chef was sloshing sauce while preparing the pasta.
She has been sloshing through paperwork all day to meet the project deadline.
The dog will have sloshed through the creek, leaving wet paw prints everywhere.
As the boat docks, the passengers' cups will have sloshed with the movement of the waves.
The hiker sloshed through the muddy trail during the monsoon season.
After the water balloon fight, they have been sloshing around in wet clothes.
The hikers have sloshed across the shallow stream during their mountain trek.
By the time we arrive, the rain will have been sloshing against the windows for hours.
The fishermen will have been sloshing through the shallow waters in search of the perfect catch.
The hiker will slosh through the swampy terrain to reach the hidden waterfall.
During the storm, the waves were sloshing against the rocky shore.
After the water balloon fight, the backyard will have sloshed with laughter and joy.
The baby giggles as they slosh their hands in the soapy water during bath time.
The boat was sloshing in the rough seas, making the passengers uneasy.
The wine glasses will have sloshed with each toast during the celebration.
Tomorrow, the children will be sloshing through puddles after the rain.
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