muddy
బురదలో
definition
verb
the linoleum floor was muddied
cause to become covered in or full of mud.
adjective
they changed their muddy boots
covered in or full of mud.
example
your writing is a bit 'muddy'
In the Great Court as I stumbled out the strong blue sky, the bright white cladding seemed pallid, 'muddy' and dull around me.
If it had a physical color, it would probably be a 'muddy' red mixed with dark, dull browns and purple.
The Deftones were good but suffered a 'muddy' sound mix.
The floor hadn't been cleaned in years and 'muddy' footprints clung to the lino.
The sharp move is that it's all simplified, so that more sounds can be layered without getting 'muddy' .
'muddy' pool
Too much Worcestershire or hot sauce will make the drink 'muddy' and too spicy.
He reached and roughly grabbed the young boy's muddy blond hair, 'muddy' as in dark not mud, and he pulled it tightly and yanked the boy close to him.
Nobody write another paragraph on Vietnam or the National Guard or 'muddy' politics or dirty laundry.
Oranges and reds are slightly 'muddy' , but yellows are clean and clear.
I hate how that brown color in it makes my orange hair look 'muddy' .
The Farsi sounded a bit 'muddy' to me at times, but that may be a reflection of local dialects.
She ran across the fields and down a path, which was a dark red 'muddy' color now.
Overall, the volume is attractively produced, with only a few typos and photographs that were 'muddy' and dark.
It's difficult to cut through the 'muddy' and garbled ever-changing story to get a clear sense of what exactly is causing this discomfort.
It was a rainy day in London; the 'muddy' streets were covered with sheets of icy water when Emma and her companions arrived.
The guitars frequently sound 'muddy' (which may be the point, considering the album cover?).
The ground was very 'muddy' , but eventually they planted their crops and their animals began to reproduce.
I mean, rather than 'muddy' your message along the way, is it better to go with what you know and then make corrections at a later date?
You can leave your 'muddy' boots there and chuck your coat on the hook.
Instead of 'muddy' red, his uniform was now dark green.
The well-behaved children sat on the floor, which when it rained, became 'muddy' .
In aligning ourselves with these universal laws, we can soon see how clear or 'muddy' is our own subconscious.
He often complained about 'muddy' pedaling that obscured the musical line.
Both battleships had been disabled, and settled on the 'muddy' bottom of the harbour.
Fawn and slate, with an occasional tinge of a dark, 'muddy' purple-brown give almost the only respite from black, white and grey.
He felt his stomach heave and nearly fell to his knees, his eyes going dark, 'muddy' gray.
To my ears, it simply sounds like grainy, 'muddy' ambient music and experiments in granular synthesis.
Beevor is a great writer; his style is clear and precise and the details are never 'muddy' regardless of their level of complexity.
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