jollop

noun

/ˈdʒɒl.əp/

A quantity of a thick liquid or substance, often used informally to indicate a messy or unappealing consistency.

1. She added a jollop of cream to her coffee to make it richer.

2. The recipe called for a jollop of honey to sweeten the dish.

3. After the spill, there was a jollop of sauce all over the counter.

In casual contexts, ‘jollop’ refers to a somewhat slushy or gooey substance, often something that is not particularly appetizing.