Muddy Definition
mŭdē
muddied, muddier, muddies, muddiest, muddying
adjective
muddier, muddiest
Full of or spattered with mud.
Webster's New World
Not light or bright; dull.
A muddy complexion.
Webster's New World
Not clear; containing sediment; cloudy.
Muddy coffee.
Webster's New World
Lacking luster; dull.
A muddy complexion.
American Heritage
Confused, obscure, vague, etc.
Muddy thinking.
Webster's New World
verb
muddied, muddies, muddying
To make or become muddy.
Webster's New World
To make dull or cloudy.
American Heritage
To make obscure or confused.
American Heritage
To get mud on (something).
If you muddy your shoes don't wear them inside.
Wiktionary
Other Word Forms of Muddy
Adjective
Base Form:
muddy
Comparative:
muddier
Superlative:
muddiestOrigin of Muddy
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mud +"Ž -y
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