mudding
- noun
- /ˈmʌdɪŋ/
- US
- He bought new tires specifically for mudding on the weekends with his friends.
Examples
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They love mudding on the weekends.
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After the heavy rain, the group went mudding in their four-wheel-drive trucks.
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Many people enjoy mudding as an adventurous outdoor hobby in rural areas.
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Have you ever tried mudding in the rain?
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Last weekend, we enjoyed mudding in the off-road park, splashing through the puddles.
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Mudding is a popular activity for thrill-seekers who love getting their trucks dirty while mudding.
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The group planned a mudding trip to explore the muddy trails in the countryside.
Synonyms
Driving a car or truck across rough natural land instead of roads
How Extreme
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mudding comes from mud 'soft, wet earth' plus -ing, and it paints the picture of driving a truck through wet ground and making big splashes. So mudding means the fun activity of taking vehicles through muddy areas for sport.