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slawp
verb · DialectA word that sounds as slippery and unpleasant as the act it describes.
To behave in a slovenly or base, cringing manner.
In the wild
“He would slawp about the house whenever he needed a favor from his father.”
Origin
A regional term recorded in Northern English dialect dictionaries for base or servile behavior.
Sources·Wright's English Dialect Dictionary
Etymologist commentary·Dave Wilton, Wordorigins.org
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