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slather

[slath-er] / ˈslæð ər /




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Rather than try one of the many remedies being promoted online, she slathered her neck with a retinol face cream and wrapped it in plastic wrap from her kitchen.

From The Wall Street Journal

Figuring out with him how everything works—the movie is slathered with science talk that greatly enhances the credibility—is a pleasure.

From The Wall Street Journal

She took handfuls of mud and slathered it on his face so he looked like a piglet in a mud puddle.

From Literature

Suncream's being slathered on, high-fives are flowing as freely as the cold drinks.

From BBC

First off, if you wet it and slather it on, it’s white and foamy and would just look silly.

From Literature