Definitions
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- adverb In a
sloshy manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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He felt sloshily medicated, as if he couldn't really live his life.
Listening to Madness 2009
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We finished the day rather sloshily, but very happy.
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Simon came to Oxford on Sat Friday night I spent the night drinking in Oxford -- first in Jericho with the upmyjericho lot, then back over in East Oxford at J&D's for J's birthday -- watched lamination happening, drank more, staggered back home really quite sloshily, including random texting to S on the way.
Phew, 2. badasstronaut 2003
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He was hoping to get a decent buzz from the plonk, but so far it had settled sloshily into his stomach without doing a thing to tingle his head.
In the Presence of the Enemy George, Elizabeth 1996
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The rain splashed up from pools on the worn brick walks and dripped from trees and whipped about buildings, soaking the legs and leaving them itchingly wet and the feet sloshily uncomfortable.
The Trail of the Hawk A Comedy of the Seriousness of Life Sinclair Lewis 1918
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He felt sloshily medicated, as if he couldn't really live his life.
Beyond Meds 2009
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He felt sloshily medicated, as if he couldn't really live his life.
Beyond Meds 2009
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When she clarified that she was in no way implying paternity, he looked up sloshily from where he sat and said to her chest, "If you keep leaning over me like that, I'm going to grab you."
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He felt sloshily medicated, as if he couldn't really live his life.
Beyond Meds 2009
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He felt sloshily medicated, as if he couldn't really live his life.
Beyond Meds 2009
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