1. comparative form of slushy; more watery, muddy, or containing more slush
2. comparative form of slushy; more overly sentimental or romantic
Usage: informal

Examples

• The snow became slushier as the temperature rose above freezing.
• After the rain, the hiking trail was much slushier than expected.
• The romantic comedy was even slushier than the book it was based on.
• Her latest novel is slushier than her previous works.
• The melting ice made the sidewalk slushier and more dangerous to walk on.
• Critics complained that the sequel was slushier and less believable than the original.