Mudslide

/mˈʌdsla‍ɪd/

/ˈmədsɫaɪd/

Mudslide

a large amount of mud and other materials that quickly moves down a hill, usually triggered by heavy rain or earthquake

Examples

1. The mudslide engulfed hundreds of workers and residents below the reservoir.

2. You want a mudslide?

3. Mudslides are often caused by heavy rain or volcanic activity.

4. Downpours of up to six inches of rain could trigger flooding and mudslides.