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_slurp_

Verb.

Pronunciation: slɜːp.

Etymology: from Dutch slurpen (= to lap, sip, slurp).

Preterite tense, preterite participle: slurped.

Present participle: slurping.

Third-person singular simple present: slurps.

It is dated from the beginning of 1600.

Transitively: 1. To drink or eat noisily, as a greedy human or another animal does; to ingest with a noise of the natural parts employed in the act (lips, tongue, etc.)

Translation: comer o beber ruidosamente, in Spanish; mangiare o bere con rumore, sbafare, in Italian; manger ou boire avec bruit, in French.

Grandma slurped her soup. “What kind of soup is this?”

“Tuna,” I answered.

Deb Baker… Murder Grins and Bears It

He takes a drink, slurping air at the bottom of his cup.

Jack R. Dunn… Hard

-) With the adverb down, in a redundant manner:

[…] she picked a few choice pieces of meat out of the stew and slurped her water down.

Jennifer Campbell… Drusilla’s Ambition

2. To suck (someone’s body part) noisily, in the manner of one who is slurping food or drink.

He moaned and slurped my pussy until I came in his mouth.

Cairo… The Kat Trap

Intransitively: 1. To eat or drink with a slurping; to make a sucking sound in drinking or eating.

Dolf left her a note with a bowl of pudding. […] The pudding is butterscotch, Lamia's favorite, but she feeds it to Bitch. He slurps and snuffles, and manages to get more of it on his whiskers than in his mouth.

Jack Dunn… Hard

No one ever told her that slurping was impolite. Indeed, many of the aunts and cousins and grandfathers slurped too, loudly and tastily, as they ate their soup.

Dave Hutchinson… Strange Pleasure

2. To suck erotically with a slurping.

A third girl comes in from behind, she grabs my ass, massaging around and around. She kisses my butt and puts her tongue to my anus, slurping.

Nancy Friday… Forbidden Flowers

Words derived from SLURP: slurping, slurper, slurp (n.)