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slushy

[sluhsh-ee] / ˈslʌʃ i /




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A blazing sun on several days of competition, mixed with some rain, had caused snow on the courses to turn soft and slushy, which in turns sticks to athletes' skis and snowboards.

From BBC

Reising wore skis as he and other officials measured snow in a slushy meadow at Phillips Station near South Lake Tahoe, where rains in the last week began to melt the snow.

From Los Angeles Times

He was tired and hurt and about to be run down by a polar bear, and now he had slushy, freezing snow down his pants too.

From Literature

People were still using shovels to clear pavements, but it was now far more slushy rather than thick snow.

From BBC

Instead, moving downward through Titan's icy shell would likely reveal additional layers of ice that gradually transition into slushy pathways and isolated pockets of liquid water closer to the moon's rocky interior.

From Science Daily