slipslopping
slipslopping is the present participle and gerund of slipslop.
Meaning of slipslop
Verb
slipslop (third-person singular simple present slipslops, present participle slipslopping, simple past and past participle slipslopped)
- To move with a slapping or flopping action.
- Both Ivor and Philip were cowed by this royal anger and they were silent for some time after she had slipslopped in her carpet slippers down the passage, muttering fiercely as she went.1950, Percy Howard Newby, The young May moon, page 128
- To slide about like waves.
- Below, among dark mysteries of the under-wharf, the water placidly slipslopped; the sea-wind blew gently in, fluffing a lock of hair across my face.1920, Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine - Volume 99, page 213
Questions about slipslopping
- What is slipslopping the present participle and gerund of?
- Slipslopping is the present participle and gerund of slipslop.
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