“We were served a big slop on a plate that looked anything but appetizing.”

“One of my shoes came off in the mud, and I stepped in the slop with my sock.”

“Suddenly, the cook would appear and throw out the slop and remnants.”

“And thus what slopwork, what toymakers', ironmongers' stuff it all was!”

“A two-hour paid slopwork meeting on Friday, September 25, was the culmination of the campaign to get Turner to attend mediation.”

“We were served a big slop on a plate that looked anything but appetizing.”

“One of my shoes came off in the mud, and I stepped in the slop with my sock.”

“Suddenly, the cook would appear and throw out the slop and remnants.”

“His messy desk and disorganized files were clear examples of the sloppiness present in his work style.”

“The sloppiness of the construction crew resulted in numerous mistakes and safety violations.”

“At this very moment, exam markers are sharpening their red pencils to ring such sloppiness.”

“So that as soon as my comrade was decently array'd at the first slopshop we came to, 'twas high time to seek an inn.”

“Here was no jig-saw, paper-patterned, conventional German or French slopshop toy, daubed over with ill-smelling paint.”

“At the first slopshop I encountered in the suburbs of the town, I got a carpet-bag and a clerical-looking suit.”

“We were served a big slop on a plate that looked anything but appetizing.”

“One of my shoes came off in the mud, and I stepped in the slop with my sock.”

“Suddenly, the cook would appear and throw out the slop and remnants.”

“As the local women empty their slops into the drain outside the shop, the secretary runs out with her disinfectant spray to ward off infection.”

“It is quite questionable whether or not anything is to be gained by feeding slops to the suckling pigs.”

“If she were caught, the Guild would no more claim her than a pile of castle kitchen slops.”