slusher noun. ['slʌʃǝ] L19.
[from SLUSH verb.]
1. A cook's assistant, esp. on a sheep-station. Austral. & NZ. L19.

2. Mining. A mechanical device for loading or packing broken material by drawing a bucket to and fro through a pile of the material, using ropes wound round a drum at each end of its length of travel. E20.

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