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to mudpack

to mudpack

5.3
To put a layer of mud or clay on the skin to clean and refresh it
  • verb
  • /ˈmʌdˌpæk/
translation icon : aplicar barro
  • At the spa, clients often mudpack their faces for a refreshing treatment.

Examples

  • Some athletes mudpack their legs to help with muscle recovery after intense exercise.

  • I love to mudpack my face on weekends.

  • After a long hike, they decided to mudpack their feet to soothe the soreness.

  • She mudpacked her skin before the big event.

  • After a long hike, they decided to mudpack their feet to soothe the soreness.

  • At the spa, clients often mudpack their faces for a refreshing treatment.

  • Some athletes mudpack their legs to help with muscle recovery after intense exercise.

Synonyms

to mud
vsto mudpack
1 5.1

To cover a surface with soft wet earth to make it smooth

is used on skin for beauty or healing rather than construction

Antonyms

1.0

To remove dirt and stains

Surface Forms

mudpack infinitive
mudpacked past
mudpacked past participle
mudpacking present participle
mudpacks third person singular

Etymology

Mudpack as a verb comes from the same idea: to use a mudpack, a layer of mud ('wet earth'), by putting it on the skin, so to mudpack is to apply a mud layer for care or relaxation.