Use "slosh" in a sentence

1. But all he got was another wet slosh across his face,

2. When he had guided everyone through he patted the beast on the huge head and wriggled through himself only to be met with a huge wet slosh on the other side

3. The Happy Marooner seemed somewhat oppressed by the excessive weight, but, with me wading and swimming alongside her, we managed to slosh and splash our way through the waves

4. while I slosh this damn cross with the gas

5. liquid and your tipped it, the contents would slosh out in one big

6. "Wotcher bin up to hall day?" 'e ses, an' 'e keeps on shouting' an' swearin' till at last I couldn't stand it no longer, 'cos you can guess I wasn't in a very good temper with 'im comin' along jist then w'en I thought I was goin' to get orf a bit early - so w'en 'e kept on shoutin' I never made no answer to 'im, but ups with me fist an' I gives 'im a slosh in the dial an' stopped 'is clock! Then I chucked the pot o' w'ite paint hover 'im, an' kicked 'im down the bloody stairs

7. Stored in a compartment that originally had no leftover space, the now-compressed sludge had room to slosh

8. She’d had too much champagne—had thrown it up, she recalled now, on the edge of the FDR, which accounted for the chalky mouth, though she must have brushed her teeth, she wouldn’t have gone to bed without brushing, would she? Honestly, who could remember? She felt sure that if she turned over, away from the sunlight, the back of her brain would slosh against her brainpan, and the pain would start to oscillate, but she had to do it or she’d never fall back asleep

9. I guess the slosh of my feet in swamp water turned their heads

10. The crackling and spitting of the tarred-rush torches, the blood-roar in his brain, the dull throb at his temples, the slosh of wine in his stomach made him feel dizzy and disoriented

11. thick ones you could grip hard and slosh around in bold, creamy-colored strokes