Mud
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 340
mud, n. wet, soft earth. v.t to bury in mud to dirty to stir the sediment in, as in liquors. [Low Ger. mudde Dut. modder Muddle, mud'i, v to render muddy or foul, as water: to confuse, especially with liquor.
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