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Up the street come troops of the auxiliaries, black Africans and yellow Asiatics, beturbaned and befezed, and coolies swinging along with machine guns and mountain batteries on their heads, and the bare feet of all, in quick rhythm, going _slish, slish, slish_ through the pavement mud.

The People of the Abyss Jack London 1896

Up the street come troops of the auxiliaries, black Africans and yellow Asiatics, beturbaned and befezed, and coolies swinging along with machine guns and mountain batteries on their heads, and the bare feet of all, in quick rhythm, going slish, slish, slish through the pavement mud.

CORONATION DAY 2010

It's this damn medication, it screws with my belly and makes it go slish slosh slishety sloshety.

naima101 Diary Entry naima101 2004

Were he obliged to do so, the author could describe it: each drip of sweat, each contraction of muscle, each pant, each moan, each slish of slippery tissue.

Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Robbins, Tom 1976

She empties the water down the tree, and it comes slish-sloshing down.

The Magic Faraway Tree Blyton, Enid, 1898?-1968 1943

The slish of a line, the flutter of a fly dropping softly on the farther edge of the pool -- and then the shriek of your reel, buzzing up the quiet hillside, was answered by a loud snort, as the deer that lived there bounded away in alarm, calling her two fawns to follow.

Wood Folk at School William Joseph Long 1909

Up the street come troops of the auxiliaries, black Africans and yellow Asiatics, beturbaned and befezed, and coolies swinging along with machine guns and mountain batteries on their heads, and the bare feet of all, in quick rhythm, going slish, slish, through the pavement mud.

Coronation Day 1903

He could tell by the uneven splash of the oars, the slish along the surface as

The Gentleman A Romance of the Sea Alfred Ollivant 1900

It arose in a low moan and mounted steadily to a shriek, gradually dying away in the distance, followed by the slish-slishing of the fine snow across the rotted shingles of the roof.

The Rover Boys out West Or, The Search for a Lost Mine Edward Stratemeyer 1896

So Bearskin just rattled away the blows at the dragon -- slish, slash, snip, clip -- until all three heads were off, and there was an end of it.

The Wonder Clock 1887