slurp
to ingest (food or drink) with loud sucking noises: He slurped his coffee.
to make loud sucking noises while eating or drinking: to slurp when eating soup.
an intake of food or drink with a noisy sucking sound: He finished his milk in about three slurps.
any lapping or splashing sound: the slurp of the waves against the hull.
Origin of slurp
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How to use slurp in a sentence
You can sit at the counter, slurp a superb milk shake, and watch the action.
He took a slurp and turned towards me on the bench, holding my eyes with his.
It took me just two bites to crunch and pop and slurp and swallow the whole thing, and I was crying as I did so.
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British Dictionary definitions for slurp
/ (slɜːp) informal /
to eat or drink (something) noisily
a sound produced in this way
Origin of slurp
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