1. slurp - Noun
2. slurp - Verb
eat noisily
Source: WordNetMaking a movie and not directing the little moments is like drinking a soda and leaving the little slurp puddle for someone else. Steven Spielberg
He slurped his soup Source: Internet
If you watched this movie and played a drinking game where you had to take a slurp of ale every time someone says “Robert the Bruce,” there’d be no one sober left. Source: Internet
The serenity we are talking about here is rather that of the comrade, who resolutely throws her fist in the face of the racist, who insults her full of hatred, then continues to slurp the Çay with her friend and does not let her day be ruined. Source: Internet
As it turns out, Epic has actually been planning a buff to Slurp Juice, and it’s something similar to what HalfHealth was suggesting. Source: Internet
I continued to slurp and eat this tender white chicken and leeks, my mouth happily filled with ginseng broth, until there was no more left. Source: Internet