sludge
11Sludge — Сладж метал (англ. sludge metal) стиль тяжёлой музыки, находящийся на стыке дума и хардкора. Для стиля характерно «мутное», тяжёлое и очень медленное звучание (хотя некоторые под стили отличаются более быстрым и иногда более чистым звуком), и… …
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13SLUDGE — Infobox Software name = SLUDGE developer = Hungry Software latest release version = 1.7 | 12/30/2006 operating system = Windows genre = Game engine license = Open Source website = [http://www.hungrysoftware.com Hungry Software homepage] SLUDGE… …
14sludge — A muddy sediment. SEE ALSO: sludged blood. activated s. activated s. method. * * * salivation, lacrimation, urination, defecation, gastrointestinal upset, emesis * * * sludge sləj n a semisolid precipitated mass or deposit <biliary sludge>… …
15Sludge — Basically just a slang word for coffee filter stuff, not the instant variety and it has to have been sitting for a while. Freshly made coffee isn t really sludge because it actually tastes good. Anyone fancy a cup of sludge? How long s that… …
16Sludge — Basically just a slang word for coffee filter stuff, not the instant variety and it has to have been sitting for a while. Freshly made coffee isn t really sludge because it actually tastes good. Anyone fancy a cup of sludge? How long s that… …
17sludge — A thick, black, mushy, greasy deposit found throughout the interior of the engine. Caused from a mixture of dust, oil, gasoline, water, and blowby being whipped together by the moving parts. Some engines oils have detergent to break down sludge.… …
18sludge — n. activated sludge * * * [slʌdʒ] activated sludge …
19sludge — [[t]slʌ̱ʤ[/t]] sludges N VAR Sludge is thick mud, sewage, or industrial waste. All dumping of sludge will be banned by 1998 …
20sludge — slush, sludge, slosh Sludge is usually applied to something relatively thick and less liquid, e.g. to wet clinging mud or slimy deposits, whereas slush more typically describes thawing snow or melting ice. Slosh (in its related uses) is a verb… …
