slushing (Meaning)

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slushing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Slush

The snow was slushing heavily, making it difficult to walk.
The car tires slid through the slush, causing the vehicle to lose control.
The slushing snow covered the sidewalks, creating a slippery hazard.
The sound of slushing snow under my feet was a reminder of the harsh winter conditions.
The slush splashed against my face as I trudged through the snowstorm.
The snowplow left behind a trail of slush that made driving treacherous.
The slush clung to my clothes, making me feel wet and cold.
The slush on the road turned into a frozen sheet of ice, making it impossible to drive.
The slush gradually melted away as the temperature rose.
The slushing snow created a thick layer of sludgy ice on the roads.

of Slush

squirting,spraying, watering, slopping, sprinkling,bathing, soaking, washing, drowning, sopping

No antonyms found.

The snow was slushing heavily, making it difficult to walk.

The car tires slid through the slush, causing the vehicle to lose control.

The slushing snow covered the sidewalks, creating a slippery hazard.

The sound of slushing snow under my feet was a reminder of the harsh winter conditions.