slush
71slush fund — noun Money stored for illegal or dishonest purposes. He is said to have used his party’s slush fund to buy votes in the election …
72slush fund — np Money for questionable activities. Robin Banks has a slush fund for his private parties on the company yacht. 1870s …
73slush fund — noun a reserve of money used for illicit purposes, especially political bribery. Origin C19: orig. naut. sl. denoting money collected to buy luxuries, from the sale of watery food known as slush …
74slush fund — A fund that is used by an individual, political organization, or company for illegal purposes. For example, a company may have a slush fund for bribing potential customers …
75slush fund — A fund that is used by an individual, political organization, or company for illegal purposes. For example, a company may have a slush fund for bribing potential customers …
76slush box — /ˈslʌʃ bɒks/ (say slush boks) noun Colloquial → automatic transmission …
77slush lamp — /ˈslʌʃ læmp/ (say slush lamp) noun a makeshift lamp, especially one made from a stick wrapped in cloth, serving as a wick, in a tin of fat …
78slush fund — Money available to use without review. During the Richard Nixon administration, the Committee to Re Elect the President was accused of keeping slush funds for campaign efforts, including Watergate …
79slush ice — ižas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Įvairaus dydžio guraus ledo gniužulai upės, ežero, jūros paviršiuje, upe plaukiančios ledo lytys, susidarantys iš iškilusio į paviršių porėto neskaidraus povandeninio ledo, sutrupėjusio… …
80slush around — verb spill or splash copiously or clumsily slosh paint all over the walls • Syn: ↑slosh, ↑slush, ↑slosh around • Hypernyms: ↑spatter, ↑splatter, ↑plash, ↑spla …
