Definitely. In my dialect, he spilled it. He slammed his mug down and the beer sloshed over the rim. He sloshed it makes perfect sense, it’s just not something I have heard. In my dialect, the contents do the sloshing.

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In American we’d say his beer slopped over the edge of his glass. I haven’t heard it as a transitive verb that way.

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Should slop be a verb? Kind of like slime and slobber? Because looking for the cover of this book (on right) I came across this trash on the left, and all the ai misrepresentations I've been subjected to do feel like being slimed, or slobbered on by something extra-disgusting.

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I think it already is. Slop has been slopping around for years. Despite our best efforts.

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The fact that you can't stop autoplay or mute everything by default on Instagram or TikTok is evil.

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