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• v  make a splashing sound
• v  walk through mud or mire
• v  spill or splash copiously or clumsily
  slosh paint all over the walls

• The buses are gone, and on a day like today the bicycles slosh and slide.
• Indeed, it would slosh across the continent into Chechnya.
• Millions of dollars slosh across Europe, moving surreptitiously from mysterious bank accounts to dummy companies in the tax haven of Liechtenstein.

• splash
• splosh
• slush
• squelch
• squish
• slop
• slosh around
• slush around

News & Articles

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• Pat & Mike's Google Hangout: Let's talk domestic spying!
  Join Pat and Mike as they slosh through the murky muck of domestic cyberstalking by our government in cahoots with some our favorite Silicon Valley sleauthmasters, aka Google, Facebook and the always tight-lipped Apple.
  June 12, 2013 - San Jose Mercury News

Quotes

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• Dalton McGuinty in Toronto Sun
  I just don't think we've evolved as much as we could have when it comes to ensuring that people have access to technology to participate in the democratic process,McGuinty said. "Every day billions of dollars slosh back and forth in the...
• Don Pettit in Space.com
  We can suck our coffee from a bag, but to drink it from a cup is hard to do because you can't get the cup up to get the liquid out, and it's also easy to slosh,Pettit told Mission Control while sending a video of his new invention to Earth.
• Nicola Roxon in Business Spectator
  We would want to be 100 per cent confident that our money is going to health as it should be, that it's not just put into a bucket for state treasurers to slosh around into some other area,Ms Roxon told ABC's Lateline on Thursday night. "I...