slud

[sləd]

(geology)

Muddy material which has moved downslope by solifluction.

Ground that behaves as a viscous fluid, including material moved by solifluction and by mechanisms not limited to gravitational flow.

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Fred says, "Dean, who coined neologisms like 'throwed' and 'slud' and talked of runners returning to their 'respectable bases,' would have been aghast at my misquote."

Correction

Not all the clips are of tremendous quality, and I sure wish I could hear Keith Jackson intone 'Whoa, Nelly" or Dizzy Dean note that the runner "slud into third" again.

Cybersports. (Link-Up@Home)

I guess your wondering how old George was able to turn the team around faster than Cobb slud into home.

Letter from the Busher

wet snow, slop, >Prov.E slud, wet mud), mush (gruel <moose (obs.) porridge,+mash; snow slog?<F marcher advance or ?<F mouche/L.musca fly).