Do you wash yourself neatly and carefully in a cupful of water, or do you work up the bubbles and have a good slosh?
Do you rinse your plates and stack them carefully in the dish washer, or do you attack them with elbow grease and a trusty brush?
Do you walk round puddles or charge into them?
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Do you cradle the bottle of champagne like a new-born babe and ease open the cork with sensitive, cautious fingers: or do you slosh it all about like an F1 Champion?
Do you address your golf ball with care, precision, four waggles of the hips and thirty five and a half practice swings - or do you just give it a hearty slosh?
I can see there are arguments for and against sloshing, but sometimes it feels good to cast caution to the winds.
Possibly not if you're in a place with a carpet, though.
Word To Use Today: slosh. This word is a form of slush, though it has a bit of slop in there, too.
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