Where does “slushy” come from?
Slushy is an English adjective formed from slush plus the English suffix -y, ultimately deriving from Latin -ivus and -ia suffix formations.
slushy (English): Covered in slush; Having the consistency of...
Definitions
- Covered in slush; Having the consistency of...
Ancestry of “slushy”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
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| 1 | English | slush | Half-melted snow or ice; Liquid mud or mire;... |
Words derived from “slushy”