Ammonia is a chemical made by bacteria in your intestines while you process protein. Your body treats ammonia as a waste product. It turns it into glutamine and urea. Then the urea travels to the kidneys and is eliminated in your urine. Ammonia will build up if the liver is too damaged to get rid of urea.
slopverb [ I/T ] us â /slÉp/ -pp-. âº (of a liquid) to flow or fall over the edge of a container, or to cause a liquid to do this: [ I ] The coffee slopped onto the tablecloth. (Definition of âslopâ from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press) Translations of âslopâ. trÃ n ra, sÃ¡nh raâ¦.
a term used to describe someone who is in an extreme state of inebriation, usually due to excessive alcohol intake. Characteristics of slops include slurring of speech, spilling of alcohol, stumbling over feet, breaking things, falling and being inappropriate with strangers.