slurry in Irish
slurry in Irish is sciodar — slurry means a thick, semi-liquid mixture of solid particles suspended in liquid.
slurry in Irish
sciodar
(agriculture) A mixture of animal waste, other organic material and sometimes water, stored in a slurry pit and used as fertilizer; also used in combination, as pig slurry, etc.
What does "slurry" mean?
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noun A thick, semi-liquid mixture of solid particles suspended in liquid.
"Workers pumped the cement slurry into the foundation forms."
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noun Liquid animal waste mixed with water, often used as fertilizer.
"The farmer spread slurry across the field before planting."
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slurry in a sentence
- Workers pumped the cement slurry into the foundation forms.
- The farmer spread slurry across the field before planting.
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What is "slurry" in Irish?
"slurry" in Irish is sciodar. slurry means: A thick, semi-liquid mixture of solid particles suspended in liquid.
How do you use "slurry" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers pumped the cement slurry into the foundation forms." In Irish, "slurry" is sciodar.
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