slush

An intern had fished it out of the slush pile and handed it to Linville.

Such an one might have spilt all the slush in the ship, without getting so much as a cuff.

Striking a match and lighting a slush lamp which he had devised, Stane looked round.

No rest, no cosy fireside nook: still the bitter wind, and the half-frozen slime and slush rising above the ankle.

And the "slush" snows meant spring—and the emptying of the wilderness of human life.

From time to time mounted orderlies sped to the front, covering them with slush.