mud

Phonetic Respelling: [ muhd ]

Definition:

n. 1 water soaked soil; soft wet earth; 2 slanderous remarks or charges

Sentence:

Pigs like mud.

More example sentences:

Pigs like mud.

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Three kids were called into the office about the fire alarm, which one didn't have mud on his shoes?

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I hoped the mud did not encase my feet. Spelled with an e.

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The boy was filthy after falling in the mud.

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By keeping the mud pony with him and always listening to her advice, the boy became:

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The pigs roll in the mud.

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What kind of mud is there after the winter?

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Sure-footed Little Man dodged the groping hands of the lumberman as easily as if he were skirting mud puddles. What does the word 'skirting' mean?

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What did the boys use as a target for their mud bombs?

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Frogs demostrate estivation when they bury themselves in mud in hot dry weather.

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In the play Kristy wrote how did Suzi get mud smeared on her?

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Where did Little Bunny Foo Foo take his mud pies?

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He threw a mud clod at me.

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What does Old Badger show Little Badger to do to get the mud from between his toes?

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The mud has made the roads no longer passable.

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Synonyms:

mire; muck; sludge

Antonyms:

dry dirt

Mud rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • blood
  • bud
  • budd
  • budde
  • crud
  • cudd
  • dud
  • dudd
  • flood
  • flud
  • fludd
  • hud
  • judd
  • mudd
  • nudd
  • rud
  • rudd
  • scud
  • spud
  • stud
  • sudd
  • thud
  • uhde
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • cold-blood
  • ehud
  • lebudde