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slush up

slush up verb: to fill (spaces in masonry) with mortar.

Verb

slush up (third-person singular simple present slushes up, present participle slushing up, simple past and past participle slushed up)

  1. (transitive) To fill (spaces in masonry) with mortar.

Forms of slush up

third-person singular presentslushes up
present participleslushing up
past participleslushed up
pastslushed up

Questions about slush up

What does slush up mean?
Slush up means to fill (spaces in masonry) with mortar.
What part of speech is slush up?
Slush up is a verb.
What is the past tense of slush up?
The past tense of slush up is slushed up.

Words near slush up in the dictionary

  1. slush pile
  2. slush piles
  3. Slush Puppie
  4. slush puppies
  5. slush puppy
  6. slush up
  7. slush-cast
  8. slush-casting
  9. slush-casts
  10. slusharita
  11. slusharitas

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