Mudslide (noun)

1. A mass of mud, rocks, and debris that moves rapidly down a slope, often caused by heavy rainfall or an earthquake.
2. A landslide of mud and rock.

Origin:

19th century: from mud + slide.

Examples:

1. The heavy rain caused a mudslide that blocked the road.
2. The mudslide destroyed several houses in the town.
3. Mudslides can be dangerous and cause significant damage to property.
4. The mudslide was triggered by the heavy rain from the storm.
5. The mudslide was a result of the erosion of the hillside.