-slop
-slop suffix: denotes something of low-quality or low-effort.
Suffix
-slop (noun-forming suffix, uncountable)
- Denotes something of low-quality or low-effort.
- Denotes an attribute of, or association to, something which is undesirable, or is seen as desirable but should not be.
Origin of -slop
Back-formation from slop (“content produced and consumed mindlessly; low-quality food; [from 2024] junk output from generative AI”).
Questions about -slop
- What does -slop mean?
- -slop means denotes something of low-quality or low-effort.
- What part of speech is -slop?
- -slop is a suffix.
Words near -slop in the dictionary
Source and license
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