sloosh BrE informal

With a quiet sloosh it fell down into the room below, circling wildly on the wire.

A "sloosh" sound came from behind the door.

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.

Sloosh was a form of cornbread that was popular during the American Civil War, especially among Confederate soldiers.

The coltish but attractive teenager, having gulped the last syrupy bits of a full half liter of cherry sloosh, came in.

Let's wait 'til they do, then 'port up there with some lemon sour and Gulka fizz and cherry sloosh and stuff for a break.

BURWASH The pleasurable cool sloosh of puddle water over the toes of your gumboots.

First there was Caribbean sea-food, a trip to Brixton, fresh limes, hand-ground spices, fresh coriander, hot-juiced ginger, a sloosh of Barbados rum.

After leaving his tribe to find a possible mate from a distant tribe, Deyv runs into trouble and ends up meeting the plant-man Sloosh and the feisty Vana.

But when they got down to the sea, there was only the sloosh of the ripples against the quay, and the smooth expanse of the harbour at high water, lightening now with the dawn.

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.

Splash I did not throw the furry alien, but swung him like an ax: holding his arms and sweeping him across the pool's surface so that he scooped up a great sloosh of honey that flew in a frothy tsunami.

I attempt to set the scene by reading extracts in the departure lounge, but the ambience isn't exactly conducive; his words are outflanked by the bright lights of the shops, deafening sloosh of a giant espresso machine and surging waves of passengers.

STEP 2. Add a goodly sloosh of white rum, a little sloosh of Batida Coconut Liqueur, two slurps of evaporated milk, top up with pineapple juice and SHAKE.