Converse of object

• make: Shake the whole thing around, and the salt will melt some of the ice, making the whole ice slush very cold.

• have: It only lasted a day tho and then we had slush for about a week.

Preposition: in

• afternoon: Hard in the morning, slush in late afternoon and so, so sweet in the middle.

Adjective modifier

• frozen: Ice cracked at the lake's edges at first, revealing a frozen slush beneath.

• deep: In some places the tracks were coated in deep slush that was partially frozen making for some interesting driving conditions!

• brown: I know that it'll be bloody slippery underfoot and it'll soon turn into nasty brown slush.

Modifies a noun

• pile: No major publisher now takes on authors from their slush pile; authors have to use agents.

• fund: Make the vehicles a slush fund a computer allowing human body quot.

• puppy: However, one source of pleasure always denied them both was Mr Frosty, maker of slush puppies.

• money: The slush money then weed them the strategic development.

• pump: Driving slush pumps was not the only oilfield pumping application for which Paxman engines were supplied.

• ice: Following evisceration they are cooled in either slush ice or a spin chiller.

Noun used with modifier

• ice: Shake the whole thing around, and the salt will melt some of the ice, making the whole ice slush very cold.