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Slather

Slather | Slathered | Slathering | Slathers

Slather meaning

To spread something thickly on something else; to coat well. | To apply generously upon. | To squander.

Synonyms of Slather

Example sentences (13)

And that’s fine, I think as long as it’s within the rules of the game, then it’s open slather and KP understands that.

It means players have open slather to knock out as many of their own teammates as they like – no doubt we’ll see a spate of those in the next few weeks.

Just like the lush mask you slather onto your strands every week, this product is formulated to infuse your skin with deeper, more intensive moisture than the standard body lotion.

She would cut a slice and slather it thickly with butter that would then melt into the still warm bread to sustain me for the rest of the walk home, another 1.5 kilometres up the mountain through bear-infested forest.

While you can use moisturizer at any time of the day, it’s always a good idea to slather it on after the shower, when your skin is still a little damp, so you can trap in the moisture.

Prince Harry revealed his father's favourite aftershave is the classic 1960 Dior fragrance Eau Sauvage, which he would 'slather' on.

Slather them with cream cheese, pile them high with lox and capers, or keep it simple with a schmear of butter.

And Trump and his minions have really figured out how to slather on the marinade.

I have alcohol gel in the car - and as soon as I get to my car, I use it and then try to slather some on my door handle, steering wheel, key, etc.

Instead, researchers say, it’s basically a layer of ex post facto rationalization that we slather over a stack of psychological biases, media influence and self-fulfilling poll prophecies.

No one wants to accidentally slather sauce and other slimy ingredients over their phone screen and luxe phone case.

Split and slather with tomato gravy or your favorite preserves.

Everyone loves to slather their food with super tasty gravy.