Definition

More wet and soft than usual, often referring to a mixture of partially melted snow or ice and liquid.

Example

The slushier snow made it difficult to walk without slipping.

Conversation

I tried that new frozen drink at the café yesterday.

Oh, how was it? Was it slushier than the one we usually get?

Definitely! It was way more refreshing on a hot day.

Sounds perfect! We should go there together next time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Slushier → The word 'slush' originates from the dialectal English term 'slush' (meaning a mixture of snow and water), with the suffix '-ier' (indicating a comparative form). The term 'slushier' means more slushy or having a greater mixture of snow and water than something else.

Memory Tip

Think of 'slush' as a mix of snow and water, and remember that 'slushier' means it has even more of that mix.

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