slush
/slʌʃ/
verb
- To make a splashing sound when moving through slush or liquid.
- We slushed our way across the parking lot after the storm.
- The dog slushed happily through the melting snow.
- The tires slushed through the puddles on the street.
- To stir or mix something into a slushy consistency.
- He slushed the paint to remove the lumps.
- The bartender slushed the ingredients together in the blender.
- She slushed the ice cream with milk to make a thick shake.
noun
- Partially melted snow or ice that is wet and sloppy.
- We had to drive slowly through the slush on the roads.
- The kids loved stomping in the slush with their boots.
- The sidewalks were covered in brown slush after the morning rain.
- A sweet, semi-frozen drink made from flavored syrup and crushed ice.
- She ordered a large slush with extra syrup on top.
- On a hot day, I like to buy a cherry slush from the corner store.
- The movie theater sells blue raspberry slush at the concession stand.
- Sentimental or overly emotional language, writing, or film.
- The movie was full of romantic slush and predictable scenes.
- I can't stand the slush in those greeting card poems.
- His speech was just slush designed to make everyone cry.
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