slurped
- 1Simple past and past participle of slurp.
She slurped her coffee while skimming the morning paper.
By the time we arrived, he had slurped down the entire bowl of ramen.
Note
The verb is regular, so one -ed spelling serves both she slurped and she had slurped. The form works two ways. With an object it means eating or drinking noisily (slurped her soup, slurped down the noodles). Without one it names the sucking sound itself (the straw slurped at the bottom of the glass). Only the object-taking use can turn passive, as in the soup was slurped.
The last of the milkshake slurped noisily up the straw.
Every drop of the broth had been slurped before the main course arrived.
slurped is a form of slurp
slurp, verb: To eat or drink something noisily, with an audible sucking sound. Full entry
- Spelling
- slurp → slurped: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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