Similar words: slot, slow, slope, slowdown, slow down, dislodge, disloyal, as long as. Meaning: ['slɑʃd /'slɒ-] 
adj. very drunk.
adj. very drunk. 
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(1) The stream sloshed down the mountain.
(2) The water sloshed around the bridge.
(3) Some of the paint sloshed out of the can.
(4) They sloshed through the mud in boots.
(5) We sloshed through the puddles.
(6) Jo sloshed more wine into her glass.
(7) Milk sloshed around in the flask.
(8) She sloshed coffee into the mugs.
(9) He always gets sloshed at the annual office party.
(10) Most of them were too sloshed to notice.
(11) We all sloshed around in the puddles.
(12) When he sloshed a cup of coffee he asked her if she would like some drink.
(13) The two girls joined arms and sloshed through the mud together.
(14) He sloshed the soup over the tablecloth when he put his spoon into it.
(15) He put the glass down hard and beer sloshed over the edge.
(16) He sloshed the paint on without bothering to catch the drips.
(17) Everyone else was getting sloshed.
(18) Tom was sloshed by seven p.m.
(19) The champagne sloshed and spilt.
(20) Three inches of water sloshed back and forth inside the basket, and it was not fresh water but salt.
(21) Jack marched back across the room and sloshed more Bailey's into her half-full glass before refilling his own with bourbon.
(22) He sloshed around in a cold river in a halfhearted suicide attempt.
(23) We sloshed over to the other side of the street.
(24) He sloshed onward, to the other side of the street.
(25) Water sloshed as I carried it back.
(26) We sloshed along in our rubber boots.
(27) He took a mouthful of the cheap wine and sloshed it around his mouth. Sentencedict.com
(28) He pushed off from one wall, ran two steps, did a belly-flop and sloshed across the floor.
(29) Your body burns alcohol more slowly, so a little drink can get you seriously sloshed, and you stay that way longer.
(30) It is used less and less as people have cracked down because of its toxicity - it used to be sloshed around.