Mudslide
Pronunciation: /ˈmʌdslaɪd/
Mudslide (noun)
- A fast movement of wet earth and mud down a slope, often after heavy rain or melting snow.
- A type of slope failure where water makes soil lose strength and it moves downhill as mud.
Examples
- The heavy mud flow blocked the road after the storm.
- Heavy mud flow can damage houses near the hillside.