To apply slush to; grease, lubricate, or polish with slush: as, to slush the masts.
To wash roughly: as, to slush a floor with water
To cover with a mixture of white lead and lime, as the bright parts of machinery.
To fill, as the joints and spaces between the bricks or stones of a wall, with mortar or cement: usually with up: as, to slush up a wall.
To slop; spill.
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Sludge, or watery mire; soft mud.
noun.
Melting snow; snow and water mixed.
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A mixture of grease and other materials used as a lubricator.
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The refuse of the cook's galley on board ship, especially grease
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A mixture of white lead and lime with which the bright parts of machinery are covered to prevent their rusting.