slushy , auch: sloshy

I saw kids playing catch in a slushy park the other day.

They came all at once, like a wave of slushy water.

But the snow was slushy and about two feet deep.

The slushy ice was soft and easy to break through.

This may have been due to the weather, as the ground was slushy.

After the grey slushy streets of the town, everything was beautiful again.

Picking up his burden, he walked across the slushy street.

The first two games have been close and intense, played on the slushy Garden surface.

Inside, she could see the slush becoming much less slushy.

The ice surface was cracked and slushy, even worse than last season.

The mixture should be slushy and almost fill the bottle.

Spring snow often turns to a slushy consistency, especially in afternoon.

Well, no, not exactly melt, but it was turning slushy.

They went on, getting their feet muddy in the slushy sections of the path.

They galloped for a long time through the slushy earth of the forest.

Burger King began selling the product, which is a slushy drink, in 1997.

Then a wandering turn to the right, along a slushy street, a wave of the hand - and another ride.

The elevation is low, so snow at the bottom of the mountains can be slushy.

It was too wet and slushy to go out.

The penguin is suddenly floating in a slushy pool of blood.

That, combined with slushy streets and low temperatures, has meant more business for his company.

We pick our way across the slushy lot until we are among the trees.

The road was slushy from a snowfall the night before, and light flakes were still coming down.

Mix with a fork when slushy, and occasionally until frozen.