slathered (Meaning)

slathered

to spread something thickly or lavishly on, to use or spend in a wasteful or lavish manner, a great quantity, to spread thickly or lavishly

No weak antonyms found.

The chef slathered the bread with a thick layer of creamy butter.
I slathered sunscreen on my body to protect myself from the scorching sun.
The child slathered his face with paint, creating a colorful masterpiece.
The patient slathered the ointment on the wound to soothe the pain.
The mechanic slathered grease on the engine to reduce friction.
She slathered avocado on her toast, adding a touch of spice with salt and pepper.
The artist slathered canvas with vibrant colors, bringing life to their imagination.
I slathered lotion on my dry skin to hydrate and soften it.
The gardener slathered mulch around the plants to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
The baker slathered frosting on the cake, giving it a smooth and decadent finish.

to spread something thickly or lavishly on, to use or spend in a wasteful or lavish manner, a great quantity, to spread thickly or lavishly

dabbed,smeared, plastered, daubed, besmeared, blanketed, laid on, covered,anointed, bedaubed

peeled, bared, stripped,exposed, uncovered,stript,

The chef slathered the bread with a thick layer of creamy butter.

I slathered sunscreen on my body to protect myself from the scorching sun.

The child slathered his face with paint, creating a colorful masterpiece.

The patient slathered the ointment on the wound to soothe the pain.