slurry
/ˈslʌri/ or /ˈslʊri/Definitions
1. noun
A mixture of small particles, such as sand or sediment, suspended in a fluid, especially water.
“The construction crew had to pump the slurry out of the trench to finish the foundation.”
2. noun
A mixture of food, especially meat or vegetables, cooked in a liquid, often served as a sauce.
“The chef added the slurry to the gravy to thicken it for the roast beef.”
3. verb
To make or become a slurry.
“The mixture slurry quickly when it came into contact with water.”