Sloppy.

He'll get sloppy.

Nothing sloppy. Nothing weak.

Noisy, crazy, sloppy, lazy loafers

He's very sloppy in his dress.

Redhead in a sloppy joe sweater.

And those squadron adjutants are pretty sloppy sometimes, and I certainly don't want this group criticized for sloppy paperwork.

I think your carburetion's a little sloppy.

Some people would say that's real sloppy.

A dirty airplane makes for a sloppy pilot, and I'm not gonna have any sloppy pilots graduating from this here field!

Major, you're getting sloppy as a con artist.

There's so sloppy, the guy's afraid to sign them.

Edit your work better before you submit it, it's sloppy.

Rather a sloppy job, I thought. I agree with you.

You're doing a pretty sloppy job of it. Here's your ticket.

Sloppy diction. The original was in Greek, but this is in English.

Isn't it better to allow yourself to be lazy and sloppy, untruthful?

Sure, it was a sloppy job, but I was scared, I tell ya!

First a surprise party, which i abhor, and then that sloppy, sentimental speech.

Everybody's trying to get the panels perfect, and I always try to get them sloppy and fuzzy.

They were using vacuum tubes, very narrow, sloppy techniques to get actually binary behavior out of these radio vacuum tubes.

And yes, by the way, it is fast food It's sloppy joes, it's burgers, it's wieners, it's pizzas, it's all of that stuff.

You men are going to learn if there's one sloppy soldier in the outfit, it's up to all of you to teach him to be clean.

Are these errors large enough to be worrisome? And how can we be sure that the banks knowingly misrepresented this information, rather than that they merely were sloppy in reporting it?

The trial transcripts create an impression of a man who, had he not gone into politics, would have excelled as a trial lawyer. Bo made the prosecution look sloppy and incompetent.

The incentives associated with the winner take all system encourage cheating ranging from questionable practices and ethical lapses to outright misconduct. This threatens to create a vicious cycle in which misconduct and sloppy research are rewarded, undermining both the scientific process and its credibility.

That retraction appears to be causing as much embarrassment and diplomatic vitriol in Japan and South Korea today as the original series did. But, at a time when both countries cannot afford to permit partisan or sloppy abuses of history to roil their bilateral relations, Asahi s careless work has turned out to be more than abysmal journalism it has introduced a dangerous element into regional diplomacy.