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(verb) To coat generously with a paste or semi-liquid substance.
She slathered my weasel with her greazle.
slather by Slickery Dickery Dr. January 8, 2004
The act of rubbing thick cream, lotion, or even jiz all over something.
I slathered her up with my man juices.
Slather by Yogi Vinnie November 19, 2007
To cover all; to fully spread
You don't need to slather the cake in icing
Slather by Nikki Fazbear August 17, 2017
The name for a slutty male.
“Jack is such a slather.”
Slather by Sexyjellybean May 1, 2020

slather ass 

Beyond lazy. Completely unmotivated and sloppy.
Teddy: Mike hasn't lifted a finger to clean the apartment. All he does is sleep and eat.

Matt: Yeah, he is a real slather ass.
slather ass by BMush April 26, 2008

Slather My Beans 

When you have liquid shit and wipe from the top of your crack to the bottom, thus wiping your shit onto the back of your scrotum.
Scott: I have to change real quick. I had too much taco bell earlier and it made me slather my beans
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