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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.
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. : obscure in meaning : muddled, confused. muddy thinking. muddily. ˈmə-də-lē. adverb
Something that is muddy contains mud or is covered in mud. ...a muddy track. The ground was still very muddy. ...his muddy boots. Synonyms: boggy, swampy, marshy, miry More Synonyms of muddy. 2. verb. If you muddy something, you cause it to be muddy. The ground still smelled of rain and they muddied their shoes.
MUDDY meaning: 1. covered by or containing mud (= wet, sticky earth): 2. Muddy colours are dark and not bright…. Learn more.
adjective. , mud·di·er, mud·di·est. abounding in or covered with mud. not clear or pure: muddy colors. cloudy with sediment: muddy coffee. dull, as the complexion. not clear mentally. obscure or vague, as thought, expression, or literary style.
Muddy is a verb that means to make dirty with mud. You might muddy up your mom's white shag rug if you don't take off your dirty hiking boots before you walk inside. The meaning of muddy is easy to remember: just look at the root word mud and think about smearing it on something. Muddy is also an adjective that describes something that's dirty ...
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.
Definitions of 'muddy'. 1. Something that is muddy contains mud or is covered in mud. [...] 2. If you muddy something, you cause it to be muddy. [...] 3. Muddy is used to describe a colour which is dull and brownish.
Definitions of 'muddy'. 1. Something that is muddy contains mud or is covered in mud. [...] 2. If you muddy something, you cause it to be muddy. [...] 3. If someone or something muddies a situation or issue, they cause it to seem less clear and less easy to understand.
