slathering (Meaning)

slathering

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 mayonnaise on the sandwich, creating a thick and creamy layer.
I slathered sunscreen over my skin, ensuring complete protection from the sun's harmful rays.
The child eagerly slathered chocolate frosting on their birthday cake, making it a decadent masterpiece.
The artist slathered paint onto the canvas, using broad strokes to create a vibrant and captivating work of art.
The homeowner slathered sealant over the deck, protecting it from the elements and giving it a glossy finish.
The mechanic slathered grease onto the engine, ensuring its smooth and efficient operation.
The gardener slathered fertilizer around the plants, giving them the nutrients they needed to thrive.
The dog slathered himself in mud, joyfully rolling around and covering his entire body.
The thief slathered their hands in lotion to avoid leaving fingerprints on their stolen goods.
The nurse slathered antibiotic cream on the patient's wound, helping to prevent infection and promote healing.

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

smearing, daubing, applying, bedaubing, covering, besmearing, coating, blanketing, spreading, dabbing

uncovering, peeling, stripping,exposing,baring,

The chef slathered mayonnaise on the sandwich, creating a thick and creamy layer.

I slathered sunscreen over my skin, ensuring complete protection from the sun's harmful rays.

The child eagerly slathered chocolate frosting on their birthday cake, making it a decadent masterpiece.

The artist slathered paint onto the canvas, using broad strokes to create a vibrant and captivating work of art.