sloppy
adjective
[ ˈslɒpi ]
• careless and unsystematic; excessively casual.
• "we gave away a goal through sloppy defending"
Similar:
careless,
slapdash,
slipshod,
lackadaisical,
disorganized,
haphazard,
unmethodical,
unsystematic,
hit-or-miss,
untidy,
messy,
thoughtless,
inattentive,
heedless,
hasty,
hurried,
thrown together,
last-minute,
cursory,
perfunctory,
negligent,
neglectful,
remiss,
lax,
slack,
slovenly,
amateurish,
unprofessional,
shambolic,
all over the place,
slap-happy,
all over the shop,
• (of a garment) casual and loose-fitting.
• "she wore a sloppy sweater and jeans"
Similar:
baggy,
loose-fitting,
loose,
generously cut,
not tight,
roomy,
shapeless,
sacklike,
slack,
oversized,
ill-fitting,
bagging,
• (of semi-fluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery.
• "do not make the concrete too sloppy"
Similar:
runny,
watery,
thin,
liquid,
semi-liquid,
mushy,
soupy,
wet,
soggy,
slushy,
sludgy,
slap,
gloopy,
• (of literature or behaviour) weakly or foolishly sentimental.
• "lovers of sloppy romance"
Similar:
sentimental,
mawkish,
over-sentimental,
overemotional,
cloying,
sickly,
saccharine,
sugary,
sugar-coated,
syrupy,
romantic,
hearts-and-flowers,
twee,
slushy,
mushy,
weepy,
tear-jerking,
schmaltzy,
cutesy,
lovey-dovey,
gooey,
drippy,
sloshy,
soupy,
treacly,
cheesy,
corny,
icky,
sick-making,
toe-curling,
soppy,
cornball,
sappy,
hokey,
three-hanky,
Mills-and-Boon,