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noun

slurry

SLUH-ree
noun
1
A thick, semi-liquid mixture of solid particles suspended in liquid.
"Workers pumped the cement slurry into the foundation forms."
2
Liquid animal waste mixed with water, often used as fertilizer.
"The farmer spread slurry across the field before planting."

How to Use Slurry

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In plain EnglishA thick, watery mixture of solid bits, like wet cement or liquid manure.

Common pairings
cement slurry slurry pit pig slurry

Word Forms

slurrier comparative, slurried past tense, slurries plural, slurries singular, slurriest superlative

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Etymology

Related to Middle English words for thin, fluid mud, and closely connected to "slur" — both describe something runny and messy.

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