Definition of slushy

slushyadjective

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/ˈslʌʃi//ˈslʌʃi/

The word "slushy" has a fascinating history, originating from the word "slush," which first appeared in the early 1800s. "Slush" originally referred to soft, partially melted snow, likely evolving from the Old Norse word "slös," meaning "dirty, wet snow." By the late 19th century, "slushy" emerged as a descriptive term for something resembling this soft, watery snow, giving us the word we use today for a semi-frozen treat.

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partly melted and usually dirty; covered in snow like this

tan chảy một phần và thường bẩn; phủ đầy tuyết như thế này

Example:
  • slushy pavements

    vỉa hè trơn trượt

silly and without value because it is too emotional and romantic

ngớ ngẩn và không có giá trị vì nó quá tình cảm và lãng mạn

Example:
  • slushy romantic fiction

    tiểu thuyết lãng mạn lấm lem

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