to mud

To spread a substance over a surface in a messy way

To make something dirty with mud or dirt

To cover a surface thickly or stick things all over it

Make something dirty with mud or sediment

To make something dirty with mud

To cover a surface roughly with a thick sticky substance

Make someone or something wet and dirty by moving through muddy ground

To make something dirty by covering it with mud

To make something dirty with wet dirt, for example shoes or floors

To cover something thickly with a sticky, messy substance

To cover something with mud or with a soft wall paste, for example on drywall

To make something dirty with mud or dirt

To smear something roughly with paint, plaster, or another soft wet material

Cover a surface with a thin layer of plaster to make it smooth

A person who does not like change or try new things

Unable to move forward because of a physical problem or other difficulty

People think badly of someone because they did something wrong

A person who does not like new things or change

Feeling very happy and content

Someone people blame or dislike after they do something others do not like

To speak badly about someone in public to hurt their reputation

To hold and throw someone in mud for fun or sport

A treatment that covers you in warm mud to relax or help your skin

A lump of mud shaped like a small cake that children make when playing outside

A small pool of muddy water on the ground after rain

A flat area of mud near the coast that is underwater at high tide and dry at low tide

A thick liquid used in drilling to cool the drill, remove rock pieces and support the hole

People play by throwing or smearing mud at each other

A brick made from wet earth that gets hard and is used to build walls

A mark on something made by wet mud

Made from bricks of mud dried in the sun rather than baked

A fish that lives in muddy water with an unusual look

A wooden beam lying across the base of a wall that rests on the ground or foundation

A wasp that makes a nest from mud and keeps spiders to feed its young

A person who digs ditches or trenches in muddy ground

A duck that lives and feeds in muddy water

A low wall made of mud that surrounds and protects an area

A medium water bird with dark feathers that swims in lakes and ponds

A child who is very dirty after playing outside

A small freshwater turtle that lives on the bottom of soft wet rivers and streams

A thing that has mud on it, like boots or a coat after walking in wet ground

A machine like a tractor that clears mud from wet, rough ground

A water plant that grows in shallow water with grass-like leaves and small yellow star-shaped flowers

A large salamander with bushy red gills that lives in muddy water

Small drops of mud thrown onto a surface, often by vehicles