slurp

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: Instantly a carp rose from behind the bar and slurped down the first mixer it came to, followed by another one and another.
• up: Everyone, innocently munching their salad or slurping up spaghetti is potentially a character in our impromptu mystery play.

Object

• noise: She's going to get some lovely slurping noises in this.
• noodle: The quiet couples slurping noodles after dark on verandas will become rioting, spitting, drug- taking delinquents.
• file: The value 0777 will cause Perl to slurp files whole because there is no legal byte with that value.
• coffee: Highlights may include me trying and failing to discreetly slurp some coffee before it's my turn to speak again.
• tea: I went off and devoured whatever food came by and slurped tea incessantly.
• drink: The prince slowly slurped the drink of the gods, licking his lips to extract the full flavor.

Modifying Another Word

• happily: Here we sat, happily slurping our free pints of Guinness.
• away: Greedily, it began to feed on Kai's swollen belly, slurping away with great relish.
• not: Pinkie out, slip not slurp:- ) These are the memories that makes me feel like a Brit today.
• n't: I bet our competitors are n't slurping coffee until this time.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: If they start slurping down your biscuits, wait a couple a minutes and then put a few more out.
• up: Will slurp up of the air is to provide issues were not.
• out: By Alastair Campbell I bumped into David Cameron recently and immediately experienced the charm that currently has our media slurping out of his hands.