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slosh
(redirected from sloshy)

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slosh
a popular dance with a traditional routine of steps, kicks, and turns performed in lines


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The pitch was as dry as anything and the one place where it's got a little bit sloshy is the goalmouths," said Davies.
Davies holds hands up for his mistake by Birmingham Mail (England)
Woods followed by hooking his tee shot way left into a concession stand area and stared in stunned disbelief for several moments before gathering himself and starting a sloshy trek around the public course where he won the 2002 Open.
Tiger already tested as US Open begins in downpour by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Woods followed by hooking his tee shot way left into a concession stand area and stared in stunned disbelief for several moments before gathering himself and starting a sloshy trek around the public course where he won the 2002 Open.
Tiger already tested as US Open begins in downpour by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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