slipslop
/ˈslɪpˌslɑp/
adjective
- Watery, weak, or insipid in taste or substance.
- The slipslop stew had no meat or vegetables.
- I don't like slipslop coffee that tastes like hot water.
- The sauce was slipslop and ruined the dish.
noun
- Weak, watery, or tasteless liquid food or drink.
- They served a slipslop of watered-down broth at the camp.
- He complained that the tea was a slipslop, barely colored.
- The soup was just a slipslop with no flavor.
- Nonsensical or trivial talk or writing.
- Stop that slipslop and tell me what really happened.
- The article was full of slipslop and no real facts.
- His speech was just slipslop designed to avoid the question.