mush-ice † North DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
rotten ice.
See also: mush snow rotten
- 1900  Then he put Tom Dixon in charge of his mines . . . promised to be back before the first mush-ice ran, and took passage on an up-river steamer.

- 1935  In crossing a small upland river that morning they had broken through the rotten "mush ice" and lost their packs, guns, and almost their lives.

- 1940  The Coppermine River began to freeze over and a ribbon of mush-ice spread out into the gulf.

- 1966  They came . . . poling and tracking against the slowly drifting mush ice of the fall. . . .
