mudslinging
- noun
- /ˈmʌdˌslɪŋɪŋ/
- The children enjoyed an afternoon of mudslinging after the heavy rain turned the field into a mess.
Examples
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During the festival, a mudslinging contest was held for anyone brave enough to get dirty.
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The children enjoyed mudslinging at the park.
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After the mudslinging ended, everyone was covered from head to toe in mud.
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During the festival, mudslinging became a popular game.
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The kids had a great time engaging in mudslinging during the festival, laughing as they threw wet dirt at each other.
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During the party, the friendly mudslinging turned into a playful competition between the teams.
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His playful mudslinging at the park got everyone giggling and trying to dodge the flying clumps of mud.
Synonyms
People play by throwing or smearing mud at each other
How Physical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mudslinging originally named the simple act of throwing mud at someone, since sling means 'to throw'. So it still refers to the literal, playful action of people or children throwing mud for fun.