0 (especially of a piece of work) showing little care, effort, or attention: --
She complained that the carpenter's work had been slipshod.
1 showing lack of effort and attention: --
slipshod repairs
His method seems to be the most extraordinarily slipshod way of bringing forward legislation.
There has been some slipshod thinking on the part of the draftsmen here.
It is slipshod thinking to suggest that we should.
Customers have often experienced slipshod services and rising costs, and that should be questioned.
Until that is done, we shall get only a haphazard, slipshod scheme, which will be condemned by those who come after us.
Why in the public sector are the accounts so sloppy and slipshod that we are not told what these people earn?
We cannot afford that state of mind; we cannot afford slipshod methods, and out-of-date ideas should be ruthlessly cut out.
But here we have slipshod haste, and almost frantic determination to shed responsibility at whatever cost.
