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- Dictionarymuddy/ˈmʌdi/
adjective
- 1. covered in or full of mud: "they changed their muddy boots" Similar Opposite
verb
- 1. cover or fill (something) with mud: "the linoleum flooring was muddied" Similar
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MUDDY definition: 1. covered by or containing mud (= wet, sticky earth): 2. Muddy colours are dark and not bright…. Learn more.
adjective. mud· dy ˈmə-dē. muddier; muddiest. Synonyms of muddy. 1. : morally impure : base. 2. a. : full of or covered with mud. b. : characteristic or suggestive of mud. a muddy flavor. muddy colors. c. : turbid with sediment. 3. a. : lacking in clarity or brightness : cloudy, dull. a muddy recording. eyes muddy with sleep. b.
to cause to be confused or obscure. verb (used without object) , mud·died, mud·dy·ing. to become muddy. muddy. / ˈmʌdɪ / adjective. covered or filled with mud. not clear or bright. muddy colours. cloudy. a muddy liquid. (esp of thoughts) confused or vague.
Muddy is used to describe a colour which is dull and brownish. The paper has turned a muddy colour. Synonyms: dull , flat , blurred , unclear More Synonyms of muddy
MUDDY meaning: 1. covered by or containing mud (= wet, sticky earth): 2. Muddy colours are dark and not bright…. Learn more.
Definition of muddy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
1. Full of or covered with mud. 2. a. Not bright or pure: a muddy color. b. Not clear; cloudy, as with sediment: muddy coffee. 3. Lacking luster; dull: a muddy complexion. 4. Confused or vague: muddy thinking. tr.v. mud·died, mud·dy·ing, mud·dies. 1. To make dirty or muddy. 2. To make dull or cloudy. 3. To make obscure or confused. mud′di·ly adv.
