mud

/mʌd/
noun 9verb 4name 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

deep | glutinous, thick | hard | liquid, soft, sticky, wet

dried, dry

The children scraped dry mud off their boots before entering the house.

black, brown, grey, red

VERB + MUD

be caked in/with, be covered in/with, be plastered with, be smeared with, be streaked with mud

After playing in the garden, the children were covered in mud from head to toe.

get/become bogged (down) in, get stuck in

The hikers got stuck in the mud and had to turn back before dark.

churn sth into, turn (sth) to

Heavy rain turned the football field to mud, so the match was cancelled.

wallow in

The children were wallowing in the mud after the heavy rain yesterday.

spatter (sb/sth with)

MUD + VERB

ooze

The thick mud began to ooze slowly across the garden path after the heavy rain.

crack

After weeks without rain, the mud on the riverbank began to crack into hard pieces.

MUD + NOUN

brick, floor, house, hut | flats

PREP

in the ~

The children were playing in the mud after the heavy rain.

through the ~

The children ran through the mud after it rained heavily in the garden.

PHRASES

a layer of mud, a sea of mud

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