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sloppy

adjective slop·py \ˈslä-pē\

: not careful or neat : showing a lack of care, attention, or effort

: romantic in a foolish or exaggerated way

: containing or involving a lot of liquid or too much liquid

slop·pi·erslop·pi·est

Full Definition of SLOPPY

1
a :  wet so as to spatter easily :  slushy <a sloppy racetrack>
b :  wet or smeared with or as if with something slopped over
2
:  slovenly, careless <a sloppy dresser> <did sloppy work>
3
:  disagreeably effusive <sloppy sentimentalism>
slop·pi·ly \ˈslä-pə-lē\ adverb
slop·pi·ness noun
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First Known Use of SLOPPY

1672
SLOPPY Defined for Kids

sloppy

adjective slop·py \ˈslä-pē\
slop·pi·erslop·pi·est

Definition of SLOPPY for Kids

1
:  careless in work or in appearance
2
:  wet enough to spatter easily :  containing a lot of moisture <sloppy mud>

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