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the sort of wonderful-ness associated with simply scooping up a spoonful of soup (or any sort of liquid like substance) and then dumping it slowly back into the bowl while saying, "slooouuuuppp"
Cristian and Jessica are eating tomato soup. Cristian dips his spoon into the warm, tempting soup and brings it up to his mouth, then decides he would rather sloup and thus dumps his delicious, tomatoey soup back into the bowl, uttering a simple, yet sure, "SLOUP"
sloup by J. Digglesworth April 16, 2007
Urban Dictionary Merch
Sloup is a mix of the words Soup and Slop. Sloup is used to describe something very sloppy or yucky.
“This food looks like sloup!” “This is so sloupy.” “You tried to make food but it just looks like sloup.” “Stop watching brainrot sloup on your iPad!!!” “Dude what is this putrid sloup.”
Sloup by Plopa July 26, 2026
Related Words
sloup • Sloupage • Sloupe • Slouper • Sloupid • sloupy • slop • sloop • sloopy • slop tart

Slopcopter 

Me: She gave me slopcopter last night.

My friend: Lucky!
Is the leader of seventeen.He is so hot but in reality he is just a fluffy squisy boy that you wanna protect at all cost.
Scoups and Jeonghan looks like a married couple.
Scoups by Acoups April 22, 2018

Daily slop 

When a furry youtuber upload a react video to Youtube.
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To slope off is to leave somewhere - usually sneakily without letting others know
school sucks, lets slope off and go to the beach
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The Admiral Kuznetsov is fitted with a cope slope
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