IPA: /ˈslɒʃɪŋ/
KK: /ˈslɔʃɪŋ/
A movement or sound made when a liquid moves around in a container, often making a splashing noise.
The sloshing of the water in the bucket could be heard as he walked.
To move or splash liquid around in a noisy or messy way.
The waves were sloshing against the side of the boat.
Past: sloshed
Past Participle: sloshed
Sloshing originates from the Middle English word 'sloshen', which means to splash or to move with a splashing sound. The term is imitative of the sound made by liquid moving in a container, reflecting the action of sloshing.
Imagine the sound of liquid splashing around in a container — that's what 'sloshing' describes.