muddy

US /ˈmʌdi/

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UK /ˈmʌdi/

adj.Adjective(Of the ground) soft and watery

The ground was muddy after the rain

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something muddy

The children muddy their clothes when they play outside

adj.AdjectiveUnclear or confused

The instructions were muddy and difficult to understand

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something unclear or confused

The new evidence may muddy the waters in the investigation

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Um, more like the muddy ones, look at the state of you
Um, more like the muddy ones, look at the state of you

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the spring because it's so muddy, you end
the spring because it's so muddy, you end
It's a little bit wet and a little bit muddy.
It's a little bit wet and a little bit muddy.

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And now, as you can see, a lot of boats are grounded; they're sitting inside canals that have been transformed into these soggy, muddy pits.
And now, as you can see, a lot of boats are grounded; they're sitting inside canals that have been transformed into these soggy, muddy pits.

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The pool itself, muddy and discolored from the sluice boxes, effectually hid what it
The pool itself, muddy and discolored from the sluice boxes, effectually hid what it

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Kind of like a lotus flower, finding some light, in muddy water
Kind of like a lotus flower, finding some light, in muddy water

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if you muddy the water with investors it tends to - investors typically
if you muddy the water with investors it tends to - investors typically

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muddy. Can be a real pain if you're eating something lovely and there's a little crunch.
muddy. Can be a real pain if you're eating something lovely and there's a little crunch.