(a.) Abounding in slush; characterized by soft mud or half-melted snow; as, the streets are slushy; the snow is slushy.
Example Sentences:
(1) And remember, if you buy a beer, drink it fast - it's be a slushy in no time.
(2) He is currently employing a slushy mixture of patronage and coercion to build up his network, but these things take time.
(3) A plodding storm that dumped heavy snow on the unsuspecting mid-Atlantic region left roads slippery and slushy in the Northeast for Monday's commute while travel disruptions continued rippling across the country days after the same system first began wreaking havoc in the skies.
(4) Elizabeth Gilbert’s relationship with Jose Nunes was the basis of her best-known books, from Eat, Pray, Love (made into a predictably slushy Hollywood film ) to Committed, her book about her marriage.
(5) One 17-year-old witness for the prosecution said the complainant and their companions took 'slushie' cups of vodka to drink at the party.
(6) Slushy, but very thin, and can certainly wear a frock.
(7) "Parents should by all means let their young kids have a go at snowboarding, especially if the snow is slushy, but they shouldn't expect to leave the nursery slopes or Riglet parks whereas, with skiing, you can travel as a family more.
(8) Freezing is accomplished by rapid propulsion of the grid, with specimens attached, into slushy N2 (-210 degrees C) within the drying chamber; drying is automatic, by either sublimation under vacuum or by solvent substitution using absolute ethanol followed by acetone, which, in turn, is removed with a critical-point dryer.