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mudd Definition and Meaning in English (mudd definition)

noun
Synonyms:sludgemiresilt
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Mudd definition: Soft, sticky earth that has become wet and is usually found on the ground.

Definitions of Mudd

  1. 1noun

    Soft, sticky earth that has become wet and is usually found on the ground.

Example Sentences

casual

“The car got stuck in the deep mud.”

“Children love to play in the mud after the rain.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

dry earthdust

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Inflected Word Forms

past participlemuddied
gerundmudding
adjectivemuddy

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Mudd definition: Soft, sticky earth that has become wet and is usually found on the ground.
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