Mud

mud, n. Earth wet, soft, and adhesive; — v. t. To make turbid, or foul, with dirt muddy. — Mud'dy, -dt, a. [-diek, -diest.] smeared with, containing, or consisting of mud adhesive earth; of the color of mud; turbid: as with dregs; gro ; impure; cloudy in mind: heavy; To soil with stupid.—?', mud, dirty, t. make [muddied turbid; '(-did), to make -dying.] or heavy. — Mud'dle, -dl, n. A state of being bid or confused; bewilderment. — v. t. ■ [muddled (-did), --dung.] To make turbid, or muddy, water; to cloud or stupefy; to make a me of. In a half-intoxicated state.