slosh

Object

• water: Slosh the water in the plastic bottle to show how the fluid in the inner ear moves around.
• noise: The tank felt rather heavy and made quite a sloshing noise.
• liquid: The compact bodies in the jars moving in the sloshing liquid.
• problem: Vladimir Kozlov ( Linkoping, Sweden ): On the 2D sloshing problem.
• gasoline: I slosh gasoline around, open all the doors and windows; strike a match.
• load: DNV is involved in these areas by qualifying flexible loading systems and performing R&D programs for sloshing loads.

Converse of object

• add: Squeeze a bit of lemon in, then add another slosh of white wine.

Modifying Another Word

• about: Not knowing anything about the piece I had no idea what to expect - would there be water sloshing about?
• around: The gangway is several inches deep in water and dirt ( footage shows the investigators feet sloshing around ).
• literally: Rhodri Morgan behaves as if money is literally sloshing around Wales.
• again: At nine o'clock our knees may knock - we stagger out despite ' em By half past ten we're sloshed again.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: Property price increases mean there's a lot more equity sloshing around in the UK's housing market.
• out: By the time that I had got topside, the water I had pumped into the bath had sloshed out.
• down: Feeling thirsty, he tried to swallow some water which simply sloshed down his nose.

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: If blood is sloshing around unbidden then perhaps a quick three hour queue in casualty is called for?

Preposition: of

• wine: Squeeze a bit of lemon in, then add another slosh of white wine.