slop-dashn.
rare.
= slip-slop n. 1.
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1817 M. Edgeworth Rose, Thistle, & Shamrock iii. ii, in Comic Dramas 347 Does he expect tea can be keeping hot for him to the end of time? He'll have nothing but slop-dash.
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n.1817- to shake one's moneymaker
- to shake one's sides
- to shake oneself awake
- to shake oneself free
- to shake oneself loose
- to shake oneself sober
- to shake out
- to shake out of
- to shake rake (up, walk off with) the persimmon
- to shake rake (up, walk off with) the persimmons
- to shake shanks
- to shake that thing
- to shake the cross
- to shake the dust from or off one's feet
- to shake the dust off one's feet
- to shake the elbow
- to shake the midriff
- to shake the money tree
- to shake the pagoda-tree
- to shake the pagodatree
- to shake the plum tree
- to shake the soul bolts
- to shake to the midriff
- to shake together
- to shake up