mud
/mʌd/
noun
- Wet, soft earth or dirt.
- The car got stuck in the mud on the farm road.
- After the rain, the garden path was covered in mud.
- The children played in the mud and got their clothes dirty.
- Information or accusations meant to harm someone's reputation, especially in politics.
- The candidates spent the debate throwing mud at each other.
- The newspaper article was full of mud, with no real facts.
- He refused to sling mud during the campaign and kept his speech positive.
Antonyms
verb
- To cover or fill with mud.
- The workers mudded the walls to prepare them for plaster.
- After the flood, they had to mud the basement floor.
- He mudded the cracks in the foundation to stop the leak.