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Definition of slurping - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
soundmaking a loud sucking noise while eating or drinking
- The slurping sound was heard across the room.
- The slurping noise annoyed everyone at the table.
- She couldn't help the slurping sound while drinking soup.
Origin of slurping
English, slurp (make a loud sucking noise) + -ing (action)
Terms with slurping included in their meaning
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sound or texture
sloppy or making a slurping sound
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- French:aspirant, ...
- German:schlürfend, ...
- Italian:di sorbire rumorosamente, ...
- Spanish:sorbedor, ...
- Portuguese:barulhento, ...
- Chinese:吸吮的, ...
- Japanese:ズルズル音を立てる, ...
- Arabic:مص, ...
- Hebrew:מְלַחְרְסֵס, ...
- Russian:хлюпающий, ...
- Ukrainian:чавкаючий, ...
- Hindi:सुड़कने वाली, ...
Definition of slurp - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- He slurped his soup loudly at the table.
2.
- She slurped her drink through the straw.
Noun
1.
- I heard a slurp as he drank his soup.
2.
- She took a slurp of her coffee.
Images of slurp

mouthful of liquid taken noisily
Origin of slurp
Dutch, slurpen (to sip) + -en (suffix)
Examples of slurp in a sentence
The child slurped his drink through a straw. He slurped his soup noisily, annoying everyone. The child slurped the milkshake with delight. A slurp echoed in the quiet room. The child's slurp was followed by a giggle. He took a slurp from his soup bowl.
The child made a loud slurp with his straw.
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- French:gober, bruit de succion, ...
- German:schlürfen, Schlürfen, ...
- Italian:bere rumorosamente, risucchio, ...
- Spanish:sorber, sorbo, ...
- Portuguese:sorver, sorvo, ...
- Chinese:大声喝, 吸吮声, ...
- Japanese:音を立ててすする, ズズッ, ...
- Arabic:رَشَفَ بِصَوْت, رَشْفَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְגּוֹם, שְׁלוּק, ...
- Russian:хлебать, хлюпанье, ...
- Ukrainian:сьорбати, сьорбання, ...
- Hindi:सुड़कना, चुस्की, ...
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