slop v.
1. (Aus.) in fig. use, to feed, to give, to apportion.
Bulletin (Sydney) 20 Dec. 26/4: The law decided that [...] the co-respondent did commit adultery – at least the law joyfully ‘slopped’ the co-re. in costs and other woes. |
2. (UK black) to fellate.
🎵 Oi, this fucking uck is immense / The way that she slop on the top, issa mess. | ‘Bop with Smoke’
In phrases
(US black) to perform cunnilingus.
(con. 1930s) The Avenue, Clayton City (1996) 17: The man who was suspected of oral sex was accused of ‘slopping at the hog trough’. |