by Adam Harigast February 2, 2005
Get the sloop mug.Sloop is a more quirkier manner of suggesting one is in an excessive need of sleep but is present in a gathering of friends, and so, painfully refrains oneself from passing out at any given moment because of the lack of sleep, and proceeds to joke around, telling people he/she needs to “sloop” laughs, and ones friends join him/her with laughter, but we all know that one never sleeps, therefore sloops.
“Dude, I want to sloop. Hahaha just kidding, you guys are my only friends, I’m not gonna go sleep and miss this sweet sweet socialising. I could die of sleep deprivation, nah, just kidding AGAIN”
by Dogue Williams November 30, 2019
Get the Sloop mug.A shit that comes out so smoothly it hits the water without a splash. The pleasure does not end there. Said turd slides around the u-bend with such grace it hardly leaves any need to flush.
by BagBadJon November 21, 2010
Get the Slooper mug.A drunk slut. My friend was drunk one night and tried to call me a "slut" in a joking way and it came out "sloopie". Ever since then I have said sloopie instead of any other mean name I could come up with!
You were being such a sloopie last night.
by allikatttt April 18, 2011
Get the Sloopie mug.Dick: Ah man he got so trashed the he slooped at the party.
Jane: Ah man, thats hilarious.
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Historical reference: Elvis was slooping when he died.
Jane: Ah man, thats hilarious.
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Historical reference: Elvis was slooping when he died.
by The Sloop Master April 21, 2010
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a word which originated from 'brap' and 'zoop' which is used when one feels like using it. Mainly used in 'North West London'.
a word which originated from 'brap' and 'zoop' which is used when one feels like using it. Mainly used in 'North West London'.
by WWW.MYSPACE.COM/TINYTIZZLEMC June 27, 2007
Get the scloop mug.A word invented and popularized in St. Louis that can be used as a both a verb and an interjection. As a verb, shloop is used to describe a motion or an action, such as replacing "run" in the sentance "I will shloop to the grocery store this afternoon," and replacing "skied" in the sentence "I just shlooped down the moutainside for the third time today." As an interjection, shloop is used to exclaim pride and happiness, much like shouting "Yes!" or "Score!" after accomplish a difficult feat like scoring a touchdown or winning a lottery.
"Shloop!"
"I will shloop to the grocery store this afternoon"
"I just shlooped down the moutainside for the third time today."
"I will shloop to the grocery store this afternoon"
"I just shlooped down the moutainside for the third time today."
by David Nykin September 22, 2005
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