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I don't read a typo. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sop https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sop (second noun definition)

• stavros 3y ago
  But it was used as a verb.
  • lazide 3y ago
    The beauty of English (one of the sluttiest languages in the world) is you can verb anything. And there is no académie to come arrest me for it! Muahaha
    • frabbit 3y ago
      "Sopping to" still does not have any common accepted meaning though. So, if you want to communicate with other users of English it might be a good idea not to use that phrase. You want both your listeners and you to agree on what it means and as far as I can tell only you know that.
    • vunderba 3y ago
      Sigh, the word sop already has a verb form - you're making progressively less sense with each subsequent reply. If you want to "smith" a new expression, it might behoove you to spend more time at the anvil.