sloshed

UK
/slɒʃt/
US
/slɑʃt/
sloshedadjective
more sloshed
Comp.
most sloshed
Super.
UK
/slɒʃt/
US
/slɑʃt/
Translations
He was completely sloshed after the party.
Он был полностью пьяный после вечеринки.
Definitions
Intoxicated or drunk, especially to the point of being noticeably impaired.
After the party, he was so sloshed that he couldn't even find his car keys.
sloshedpast participle
UK
/slɒʃt/
US
/slɑːʃt/
Past participle of the verb ‘slosh’, occasionally used attributively as an adjective.
Definitions
Having been splashed, spilled, or agitated so as to move noisily about.
Sloshed water covered the deck after the wave hit.
sloshverb

sloshed

Past Simple

sloshed
Past Simple
sloshed
Past Participle
sloshing
Gerund
UK
/slɒʃ/
US
/slɑʃ/
Translations
The water began to slosh around in the bucket.
Вода начала плескаться в ведре.
He could hear his boots slosh as he walked through the mud.
Он слышал, как его ботинки хлюпают, когда он шел по грязи.
Additional translations
Definitions
To move or splash around in a liquid, typically making a splashing sound.
The children sloshed through the puddles after the rainstorm.
To spill or splash liquid over the edge of a container.
She accidentally sloshed coffee onto the table as she hurried to answer the phone.
To move clumsily or with difficulty, especially through mud or water.
He sloshed through the muddy field to reach the other side.
Synonyms
sloshnoun
Definitions
A splashing sound or movement, typically of liquid.
The slosh of water in the bucket was loud as he carried it across the room.
A quantity of liquid that is sloshing.
There was a slosh of coffee left in the bottom of the cup.
The oscillatory movement of liquid within a partially filled container, especially studied in physics or engineering contexts.
The engineers ran simulations to predict fuel slosh during the launch sequence.
sloshadjective
Definitions
Relating to or caused by the oscillatory movement of a liquid inside a container.
The engineers studied slosh forces acting on the spacecraft's fuel tanks.