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Synonym for mud [noun]

The synonym mud synonymous definition words:
means "fluid"
ooze, mire, slime
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Further results for the word "mud"

alluvium [noun]

means "sediment"
grounds, drift, deposit, deposition, mud, sand

deposit [noun]

means "sediment"
grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud, sand

dirt [noun]

means "thing"
soil, loam, earth, mud, clay, dust

earth [noun]

means "substance"
soil, nature, dust, dirt, mud, dry land

filth [noun]

means "foul dirt"
dirt, mud, slime, muck

grime [noun]

means "soil"
loam, earth, mud, clay, dust, dirt

roil [verb]

means "rile"
aggravate, annoy, bother, muddle, mud, muddy

sand [noun]

means "substance"
sediment, grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud

silt [noun]

means "sediment"
grounds, drift, alluvium, deposition, mud, sand

smut [noun]

means "soot"
dirt, grime, mud, filth, muck, smudge

soil [noun]

means "nature"
dirt, earth, mud, silt, loam, clay

muddle [verb]

means "disorder"
clutter, disarrange, jumble, snarl, entangle, derange

muddle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, addle, befuddle, disturb, perturb

muddle [verb]

means "bungle"
botch, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up, foul up

muddle [noun]

means "dilemma"
difficulty, predicament, quandary, pickle, involvement, complication, jam

muddle [noun]

means "confusion"
disarray, mess, disorder, trouble, disarrangement

muddle through [verb]

means "get by"
manage, make it, survive, succeed

muddled [adjective]

means "intoxicated"
drunk, inebriated, tipsy, plastered

muddled [adjective]

means "incoherent"
confused, uncertain, bewildered, disconnected, inchoate, stupid

muddy [adjective]

means "murky"
bemired, turbid, miry, dirty, oozy

addle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, muddle, befuddle, disturb

amazed [adjective]

means "blank"
vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered, dazed

ashamed [adjective]

means "unwilling"
restrained, hesitant, reluctant, muddled

befuddle [verb]

means "confuse"
mix up, bewilder, fluster, addle, muddle, disturb

bewildered [adjective]

means "amazed"
vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, blank, dazed

blank [adjective]

means "property"
amazed, vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered

blurry [adjective]

means "indistinct"
cloudy, murky, vague, nebulous, blurred, muddy

botch [verb]

means "bungle"
muddle, mess up, stumble, fumble, bumble, stir up

cloudy [adjective]

means "property"
muddy, unclear

complicate [verb]

means "perplex"
confound, entangle, confuse, obscure, muddle, conceal

daze [noun]

means "stupor"
bewilderment, muddle, confusion, astonishment, distraction

dazed [adjective]

means "amazed"
vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered, blank

disconnected [adjective]

means "incoherent"
disjointed, incongruous, muddled, disordered, irregular

disjointed [adjective]

means "incoherent"
rambling, muddled, disordered, irregular, disconnected, chaotic

fog [verb]

means "activity"
befuddle, bewilder, daze, muddle

groggy [adjective]

means "intoxicated"
dazed, dizzy, drunken, shaky, tired, muddled

hotchpotch [noun]

means "mixture"
miscellany, jumble, litter, melange, muddle, mess

incoherent [adjective]

means "disoriented"
irrational, disordered, muddled, disjointed, inchoate, loose

jumble [verb]

means "confuse"
mess, muddle, mix, mix up

melange [noun]

means "mixture"
miscellany, jumble, litter, mess, muddle, hotchpotch

mess [verb]

means "action"
confuse, mix up, muddle, mix

mess [noun]

means "state"
confusion, plight, predicament, muddle, pickle, difficulty

mess [noun]

means "mixture"
miscellany, jumble, litter, melange, muddle, hotchpotch

mess-up [noun]

means "confusion"
mess, muddle, mix-up, botch, commotion, turmoil

mix-up [noun]

means "confusion"
mess, muddle, mess-up, botch, commotion, turmoil

obfuscate [verb]

means "bewilder"
confuse, muddle, perplex, stupefy

plastered [adjective]

means "intoxicated"
drunk, inebriated, tipsy, muddled

quandary [noun]

means "dilemma"
difficulty, predicament, muddle, pickle, involvement, complication

restrained [adjective]

means "unwilling"
ashamed, hesitant, reluctant, muddled

tangled [adjective]

means "snarled"
muddled, entangled, confused, intricate, twisted, chaotic

topsy-turvy [adjective]

means "confused"
muddled

track [verb]

means "action"
dirty, soil, muddy, stain

unpleasantness [noun]

means "confusion"
plight, predicament, muddle, pickle, difficulty, mess

vacuous [adjective]

means "amazed"
vacant, astonished, muddled, perplexed, bewildered, dazed

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