slurp

(slʉrp)

transitive verb, intransitive verb

Slang to drink or eat noisily

Origin: Du slurpen, to sip, lap, akin to Ger schlürfen; prob. ult. < IE echoic base *serbh-, to slurp > L sorbere, to suck in

noun

Slang a loud sipping or sucking sound

See slurp in American Heritage Dictionary 4

verb slurped, slurp·ing, slurps

verb, transitive

To eat or drink noisily.

verb, intransitive

To eat or drink something noisily.

noun

Origin:

Origin: Dutch slurpen

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