1. present participle of slush; moving through or making a slushy, wet sound

1. the action of moving through slush or wet snow
2. the application of grease or lubricant to machinery
Usage: technical

Examples

• The children were slushing through the melting snow on their way to school.
• We could hear him slushing around in the muddy puddles.
• The constant slushing of boots in the hallway left wet marks on the floor.
• The mechanic spent the morning slushing the heavy machinery with grease.
• After the snowstorm, everyone was slushing through the streets downtown.
• The slushing sound of melting ice filled the air as spring arrived.