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the sound of water in your shoes
my shoes were slooshy after i swam in the ocean with them on
slooshy by Qwerty April 21, 2004
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A slooshy is having sex with your (girlfriend, mistress, wife) while she is on the rag.
Hey dear, let's go do the dirty wambo. I can't honey, I'm on the rag. That's okay, just toss the towel on the bed and we'll have a slooshy. It's all good.
slooshy by benighse December 20, 2009
Usually used to express the fact that someone is a complete lunatic.
Joe: Damn that girl's slooshy!

Bill: Yeah, look at that crazy sloosh!
Slooshy by fubzyy December 22, 2014
The sound your stomach makes after you drink too much water at once.
I chugged a glass of water and now my stomach is all slooshy.
slooshy by emstrange May 13, 2019
unbearably cute; adorable
Look at that smooshy little girl with her curly hair and polka dots!
smooshy by etoddw January 23, 2010

sloshypoo 

The sexiest of all guys
That guy is so sexy, he must be a sloshypoo
sloshypoo by Sloshypoo September 12, 2021
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A lighthearted reaction upon receiving disappointing news of some sort. Usually something that isn't a particularly a big deal, esp. when it primarily affects someone else - sort of a mild schadenfreude. Sometimes doubled or tripled, and possibly said in a sing-songy voice for added comedic effect to imitate a muted trumpet, which is how the meme originated.
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