Sloop
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 482
slftftp, n. a light boat a one-masied urner- rigged ve el flhit. sloipe. See Shallop. Slop, slop, n water carele ly spilled a puddle mean liquor or liquid fo'ni pi dirty wate i — v.t. to soil by letting a liquid fall upon ’.—pr.p slopping pa.p. sloped. Acc Wedgwood, imitative oi the sound of dashing water. Slope, slop, «. any incline down whuii a thing may slip a direction downward. vt to form with a slope, or obliquely.- to he inclined — ad, slugaid, W. yslus. h, a deep miry place Slough, n the cast-off skin of a serpent the dead par i which separates hum a sore —v i to come away as a slouch to be m the slate of sloughing (Allied O, Gcr. j//o/5.Ger, schlumh, the cast-off skin of the serpent, Sloughy, sluw'i, adj full of siotighs miry.
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