slush
طين
definition
verb
there was water slushing around in the galley
make a squelching or splashing sound.
noun
the snow was turning into brown slush in the gutters
partially melted snow or ice.
the slush of Hollywood's romantic fifties films
excessive sentiment.
translation of 'slush'
noun
ثلج في مرحلة الذوبان,
ماء طيني,
طين,
نفاية,
هراء,
شحم للماكينات
example
I had never ventured to the south, so that is the way most of us went, trudging through the snow and 'slush' on the ground.
With the Lower East Side ankle deep in snow and 'slush' , our vehicle sits safe and sound, parked streetside a few blocks over on Norfolk Street.
When once-naïve Hong Kong cinema became sentimental and driven by external goals, we received multiculturalized 'slush' .
There are times an aircraft and crew will get stuck at a location because the snow and ice become 'slush' , making take-off impossible.
Ogwad jogged merrily down the beaten dirt path (turned to mud by the 'slush' covering it) leading through the woods.
Wes observed as they tracked through mud and what remained of the 'slush' .
Without a floor mat, snow and 'slush' can soak into your carpet, through the carpet padding, and you will hardly notice that it already caused your floor pans to get rusty.
Fess waded through the ankle-deep coating of snow and 'slush' around the 18-wheeler.
the 'slush' of Hollywood's romantic fifties films
It always moves me and makes me feel better about life and is the perfect antidote to all the ersatz sentiment that sprays over us like noxious 'slush' at Christmas time.
Yes, the holiday season is here complete with kiddie fodder that is virtually unwatchable for anyone over the age of 10 and mawkish 'slush' about the joy of the family.
Well, we don't do mud, we just make them crawl around in the dust and grime on the ground from the mud left over or the snow 'slush' left over or whatever.
The best of the 'slush' is undoubtedly both lyrically rueful and melodically engaging.
In this story a bird is sent down to earth to dry out some of the mud in the primordial 'slush' so that islands can be formed for the Ainu.
‘There are no pavements on Gordon Street, so students and employees of the law school would have no choice but to walk on the 'slush' and mud,’ she said.
Young New Zealanders waded, often wounded, among mud, 'slush' , rubble and the dead, searching for a way to end their war.
Rain pounded the streets, turning the snow into muddy 'slush' .
Life is still much the same: a constant battle against the elements, as wind and sleeting rain batter the coal-mining land to black 'slush' and mud.
And he is more than matched by Williams's calculated turn as the cold-hearted killer, in a role which marks a welcome break away from the sentimental 'slush' of recent projects.
Indeed, consider how many drivers on our roads today have any experience of driving in snow, 'slush' and frost?
The machine took the biggest power you could find - requiring two firemen if it was a hand-bomber - not only to push the apparatus but to steam the snow into 'slush' .
From high - school reimaginings of Shakespeare to romantic gross-out comedies and back, they vary wildly in quality from zippy, witty fun to indigestible 'slush' .
Unfortunately, my snow honeymoon came to an abrupt end when beautiful white snow increasingly turned to disgusting brown 'slush' , all of which we had to trudge through every day.
What would have been a truly fantastic course, full of switch backs, and single track climbs, became much more of a mud 'slush' … but still a lot of fun.
That afternoon the sidewalks were awash with 'slush' and half-melted snow.
It comprised long, daily walks through snow and 'slush' to the county Library, where I worked on a manuscript to keep my mind occupied.
the snow was turning into brown 'slush' in the gutters
The hems of the dress that I wore dragged along the 'slush' of mud on the ground and my sleeves snagged against the branches that had been stripped of its leaves.
Nothing really beats waiting down in the 'slush' of mud.
It was still raining: potholes, felled trees, mud, 'slush' and scattered rocks made it difficult to negotiate the highway.
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