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/mʌd/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A soft, wet earth or clay.
The children played in the mud after the rain.
A thick soft substance made by the mixing of earth and water.
He got stuck in the mud while trying to drive through the flooded area.
A state of confusion or distress.
After the argument, her thoughts were a real mud of emotions.
verb
To cover or smear with mud.
They decided to mud the car after taking it off-road.
Etymology
Middle English 'mudde', related to Old English 'mudd', of uncertain origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
stirring up the mud
Creating confusion or trouble.
mud in your eye
A toast; good luck.
muddy the waters
To make something less clear or more confusing.
Related Words
sludge
Thick, viscous liquid.
mire
Wet, swampy ground; to become stuck.
clay
A type of soil that can be molded when wet.
Slang Meanings
To be covered in mud, usually after fun outdoor play.
The kids got all muddy at the park.
To be in trouble or a difficult situation.
I'm really in the mud after that last mistake.