mudcaps
/ˈmʌdˌkæps/
noun
- Plural of mudcap; layers of mud or soil used to cover or seal things.
- These mudcaps need to be at least two feet thick to be effective.
- The old mining site had multiple mudcaps to contain the waste.
- The engineers designed several mudcaps for different sections of the landfill.
verb
- Third person singular present of mudcap; covers or seals with a layer of mud or soil.
- He mudcaps the compost pile every few months to keep it contained.
- The company mudcaps all its waste sites before closing them.
- The team mudcaps the area after each excavation.