Etymograph

English

slurpy

From slurp + -y.

A compound of slurp + -y

Proto-West Germanic *slurp- ‘to sip, slurp’

Old Dutch *slurpan

Middle Dutch slurpen

English slurp

Today it means

adj Sloppy; sounding or feeling like the slurping of liquid.

Sources

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