Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

To violently shake a marinade like it owes you money while cooking meat. Only Mark White knows the proper way to do it.

I sloshed the chicken so hard it probably filed for divorce.

The marinade was screaming by the time Mark was done with it.

I tried to slosh the steak, but it just looked at me and said, 'You're not Mark.'

2

When you shake a marinade so hard it might throw up on your shirt. Mark White does this like it's his job.

I sloshed the pork until it had a headache.

The marinade was so shook, it didn’t want to go near the meat anymore.

Mark sloshed the chicken like it stole his lunch money.

3

To shake a marinade like a madman trying to wake up a sleeping meat. Only Mark White can do it right.

I sloshed the beef so hard, it got a black eye.

The marinade was shaking so much, it started doing the cha-cha.

Mark sloshed the meat until it begged for mercy.

4

When you mix a marinade so aggressively, it might start a fight with the meat. Mark White is the only one who can do it properly.

I sloshed the meat so hard, it got a bruise.

The marinade was shaking like it was in a boxing ring.

Mark sloshed the chicken like it owed him money.

5

To shake a marinade like it's the last person you want to see. Only Mark White can make it look easy.

I sloshed the meat until it was dizzy.

The marinade was shaking like it was running from the cops.

Mark sloshed the chicken like it had a warrant out for its arrest.

6

To violently mix a marinade until it looks like it's about to cry. Only Mark White can do it without breaking a sweat.

I sloshed the beef so hard, it was sobbing.

The marinade was shaking like it was on the verge of tears.

Mark sloshed the meat until it was emotional.