slushy

About four inches of slushy snow lay upon the half-frozen ruts of the roads.

Throughout the rest of the afternoon he set himself a pace, knee-deep in slushy mud, which Garry could not have maintained.

To sweep a slushy crossing for eight hours on a day when the east wind is blowing is a disgusting occupation.

We went halfway to our knees at every step in the now soft, slushy snow.

The plateau, however, lay on the northern side of a great peak, and was covered with slushy snow.

With this new help, Lad made a final struggle—a struggle that laid him gasping but safe on the slushy surface of the thicker ice.

Had the surface been good I should no doubt have overtaken Master Bruin, but he had too long a start in the slushy snow.

It fell with an oozy, slushy sound among the grass; and made a muddy kennel of every furrow in the ploughed fields.

For a month or two before this the mother has been in the habit of giving it a slushy mess of yam to prepare it for solid food.

My way lay up a slushy tree-bordered lane; Collinge bade me good-bye, and rode on down the winding street.