slop around

British  

verb

1. Also: slop about.  (intr) to move around in a casual and idle way

   he slops around the house in old slippers

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Example Sentences

So much for talking with Pa. I’d made him so mad he’d rather slop around in the mud and the rain than talk to me.

From Literature

At the bridge where Hernández’s tent is pitched, tattooed youths smoke marijuana and residents slop around in rubber boots.

From Seattle Times

“No—wait. It’ll slop around and spill. Put in five and give us five in a can—one of them sealed cans.”

From Literature

Though I suppose if they truly wanted to make it a lifelike representation, they’d eliminate the “flying” option and make you slop around in the muck and come out covered in digital leeches.  

From Slate

A fi-ine sheriff he is, to slop around turnin' tricks like that.

From Project Gutenberg