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Slurrypipelines are a specialized method of material transport that use a watery slurry to move particulates from one location to another.
In wildland firefighting, slurry is a term used for the fire retardant dropped on a forest fire from an aircraft.
In cooking, particularly in restaurant kitchens, slurry refers to a mixture of a thickening agent (often cornstarch) and water, as a means of dispersing the thickener into hot sauces and soups near the end of the cooking process without forming lumps.