slush

• Sustantivo que designa nieve parcialmente derretida, a menudo mezclada con suciedad o barro, formando una masa blanda y húmeda en el suelo.

A noun referring to snow that is partially melted, often forming a wet, muddy, or sloppy mixture on the ground.

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1. Partially melted snowA2formal

   Snow that is partly melted and mixed with water, often forming a wet, sloppy layer on the ground.

   Nieve parcialmente derretida

   • The streets were covered in brown slush after the snowstorm.
   • She slipped on a patch of slush on the sidewalk.
   • The children played in the slush, getting their boots soaked.

   Sinónimosmushsludgeslurry

2. Sentimental talk or writingB2informal

   Excessively sentimental, romantic, or emotional language or writing.

   Sentimentalismo empalagoso

   • The movie was full of romantic slush.
   • He dismissed the poem as sentimental slush.
   • I can't stand all that slush in greeting cards.

   Sinónimoscorndrivelgushmawkishnessmushsapschmaltzsentimentalitytwaddle

• Verbo que significa hacer un sonido suave de chapoteo o moverse (o hacer que algo se mueva) a través de nieve sucia, barro o líquido.

A verb meaning to make a soft splashing sound, or to move or cause to move through slush or liquid.

1. Make a splashing soundB2informal

   To move or cause something to move through slush or water, producing a splashing noise.

   Chapotear

   • The children slushed through the puddles after the rain.
   • He slushed the mop across the wet floor.
   • The tires slushed along the muddy road.

   Sinónimosplashsloshsplashsploshswash

2. Spill or splash clumsilyB2informal

   To spill or splash a liquid copiously or in a clumsy manner.

   Derramar ruidosamente

   • She slushed coffee over the edge of the cup.
   • He slushed water all over the counter while washing dishes.
   • The waiter accidentally slushed soup onto the customer's shirt.

   Sinónimosslopsloshspattersplashsplatter

Variantes phrasalslush around