slathering

Speech parts

1. slathering - Noun

2. slathering - Verb

Meaning

slathering

present participle of slather

The act of spreading thickly.

A portion of thickly spread material.

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Examples

I didn't moisturise when I was younger, but when I got to 27 I decided to start slathering myself in oil, and now I'm obsessed with moisturising. Alexa Chung

Every gardener should be slathering up with sunscreen before spending an afternoon with their buds — this richly textured sunscreen mousse from Supergoop offers a little extra enticement to take that protective measure. Source: Internet

In their wild exploration of excess, the French discovered the thrill of stuffing and slathering a regular old ham sandwich in thick and rich and heavy cream sauce. Source: Internet

Ms. Ren spent almost three months painting on pedicures and slathering feet with paraffin wax before one afternoon in the late summer when her boss drew her into a waxing room and told her she would finally be paid. Source: Internet

She decided to take the risk—but when it came up during an open-air yoga class that the town had recently suffered a chikungunya outbreak, Bergman didn’t think twice about running inside and slathering herself with mosquito repellant. Source: Internet

Even with an adder of bleu cheese ($1) and a slathering of aïoli, it still needed something extra. Source: Internet

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