Preposition: on

• sunscreen: So SLIP on a shirt, SLAP on a hat and SLOP on the sunscreen.

Preposition: over

• side: You will also get a very boggy patch in the lawn, where the water from the base slops over the side.

Converse of object

• slip: Finally to protect you and your guests " slip slap slop " some sun bloc.

• eat: He was humbled while he was eating the pig slop.

Adjective modifier

• crude: This bill of lading described the cargo as crude oil slops.

Modifies a noun

• bucket: Five slim white fingers wait for the slop bucket, palm uppermost.

• sink: All have gardens, wash-houses and coal cellars All have WCs All have baths, and inside slop sinks with gravitation water supply.

• pail: I even managed to empty the slop pail in the food tunnel.

• shop: But still, government does not do the regular trade so much harm as the cheap show and slop shops.

• hopper: DOMESTIC CLEANING Bucket ( plastic ) Empty down toilet or slop hopper.

• seller: As he was writing an order upon the slop seller for some clothing, a handsome young lieutenant from a British man-of-war came in.

Noun used with modifier

• oil: This bill of lading described the cargo as crude oil slops.

• pig: All I really want is a roof over my head and all I want is a little better food than pig slop.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: It is a fact that the clutch basket slops around on its little silver rollers during the assembly process.

• out: The ones where no matter how careful you are, the drink slops out everywhere.