slush in Irish
slush in Irish is lathach — slush means partly melted snow or ice, typically slippery and messy.
slush in Irish
lathach
Liquid mud or mire.
What does "slush" mean?
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noun Partly melted snow or ice, typically slippery and messy.
"We waded through gray slush on the sidewalk after the storm."
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noun A flavored, icy drink made from crushed or shaved ice.
"The kids each bought a bright blue slush from the cinema stand."
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noun Unsolicited manuscripts sent to a publisher, collectively.
"An intern spends most of the week reading through the slush pile."
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slush in a sentence
- We waded through gray slush on the sidewalk after the storm.
- The kids each bought a bright blue slush from the cinema stand.
- An intern spends most of the week reading through the slush pile.
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What is "slush" in Irish?
"slush" in Irish is lathach. slush means: Partly melted snow or ice, typically slippery and messy.
How do you use "slush" in a sentence?
Example: "We waded through gray slush on the sidewalk after the storm." In Irish, "slush" is lathach.
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