sloppage 

n. Having relatively relaxed tolerances. Allowing for a low level of accuracy or specificity. Slack. Free play.

Michele: What time do we have to be there?

Steve: I dunno, about 10:00.

Michele: What?! It's 11:30!

Steve: Don't worry, there's some sloppage in that.

sloppage by lugnutwrench November 23, 2009

sloppage 

When the winter weather is so bad that there is a lot of snow/slush on the side of the road. Sloppage occurs when you swerve your car to splash that mess on people going by. I'm sure accidental Sloppage occurs, and for that we apologize... we were truely aiming for someone else.

Dude #1: What happened to you?
Dude #2:(covered in dirty slush) I was on my way to class and I totally caught royal SLOPPAGE. Had to skip it and change.

The weather was so crappy that when I saw that jackass Dave walking, I knew I absolutely HAD to cover him in SLOPPAGE with my jeep.

sloppage by YZMA SKYE in her own words January 26, 2014

sloppage 

Another word for giving someone head

tryna give me some sloppage

sloppage by anonymous August 5, 2021

soppage 

All encompassing Deep South (Dothan, Alabama) word for alcohol. Often used in chanting form.

Used throughout Southwest Ohio (Dayton) as a form of greeting.

1. "Y'all goin to the bar? Yeah? Y'wanna grab me some soppage? SOPPAGE SOPPAGE SOPPAGE"

2. Generic replacement for the word hello. "Soppage, good sir."

soppage by airrore March 11, 2005

Slopeage

Fucking amazing word that describes the sloping of text.

"the connotations of neat are endless
you know whats not endless?
my ability to stay awake
and its going on 2"

"wow"
"nice slopeage"

Slopeage by SquidViggo January 13, 2008

sloopage 

slippery stuff (filling) that invariably spills out from a sandwich - originally appeared in that wonderful book, 'sniglets'

sloopage cost me half my sandwich

sloopage by vivek achary July 30, 2008

stoppage time 

Additional time added to the end of a soccer (football) game. Since soccer has a constantly running clock that stops for nothing, alot of "playing time" is wasted away for any these reasons: injuries, a goal scored and the celebration that follows, arguing with officials, substitutuons, red and yellow cards, and taking forever on throw-ins, free kicks, corner kicks and goal kicks. (as well as a few other posibilities)

This added time ia supposed to make up for some of that wasted time.

Stoppage time can be anywhere from 1 minute to 5 minutes long, but is not exact. It always just seems like the referee can stop the game randomy, and know one but him knows when the game will be final.

Person 1: I wish that soccer had a clock that actually stops when a problem arrises or nothing is going on.
Person 2: Yeah, that whole stoppage time thing doesn't make a lot of sense.

stoppage time by osu fan August 10, 2006