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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSlosh
To move or cause to move with a splashing sound.
Sloshing
The act of sloshing; the movement of liquid in a container, often resulting in splashing or spilling.
Sloth
A slow-moving tropical American mammal that hangs upside down from the branches of trees and feeds on leaves, shoots, and fruits.
Slothfulness
The quality of being lazy or inactive; a tendency to avoid work or exertion.
Slow Money
An investment philosophy that prioritizes local economies and sustainable practices over quick financial returns.
Slow-Grind
A process or effort that is slow and requires sustained effort over time.
Slow-Running
Describing something that operates or moves at a reduced speed.
Slowly But Surely
Indicates that something is happening gradually but with certainty.
Slub
A thick or uneven part in a yarn or fabric.
Sluggard
A person who is habitually lazy or inactive.
Sluggishness
The quality or state of being sluggish; lack of energy or alertness.
Slump
To sit, fall, or sink heavily and limply, typically due to tiredness or lack of energy.