13 The shadow of war crept through every keyhole in Paris, and no man or woman shut up in a high attic with some idea or passion could keep out the evil genii which dominated the intellect and the imagination, and put its cold touch upon the senses, through that winter of agony when the best blood in France slopped into the waterlogged trenches from Flanders to the Argonne.

"We can't go about the grounds in a cab, and I'm not going to slop about in the wet to please anybody.

Slops of all sorts, and from all parts of the houses, were emptied into the street before the front doors!

I may be wrong about this, but I've noticed a tendency on your part to slop over a little, and a pail that slops over soon empties itself.

Sir Peter, on this occasion, transcended his usual efforts; he was inspired with the genius of his subject, and was as great a specimen of slip-slop as the streets themselves.

We cooked nearly a fortnight, and washed dishes, and everything; and we only had the floor scrubbed once, and there never was a slop on the stove, or a teaspoonful of anything spilled.

But Theodora and these women had seen their door-posts slopped with blood,that made a difference.

He who slops at meals is a pig that squeals and hurts his parents alway.