slushy
adjective, slush·i·er, slush·i·est.
Origin of slushy
Related Words for slushy
affectionate, bathetic, corny, dewy-eyed, dreamy, effusive, gushy, idealistic, impressionable, inane, jejune, loving, maudlin, mawkish, moonstruck, nostalgic, pathetic, romantic, saccharine, sappyExamples from the Web for slushy
Contemporary Examples of slushy
A slushy dysfunctional housewife chokes on a sandwich in her kitchen and wakes up to find that she has been saved by God.
It will not freeze solid, but rather achieve the consistency of a slushy.
But early this morning the race was canceled as rain and high temperatures rendered the course a slushy mess.
This morning is slushy gray New York at its most forbidding.
Historical Examples of slushy
They was in a clove hitch again and whisperin' soft and slushy.
The Depot MasterJoseph C. Lincoln
"And very unsuitable for a walk on a cold, slushy winter day," he added.
RosemaryJosephine Lawrence
I'd hate to have her think I was gettin' slushy or sentimental.
Torchy As A PaSewell Ford
Outside it's wet and slushy—just the kind of weather that breeds disease.
A Family of NoblemenMikhal Saltykov
Then they trooped aft, clawing their way along the slushy decks.
The Viking BloodFrederick William Wallace