Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [903]
[2] cloudy, turbid—more at CLOUDY
2muddy verb 1 : to soil or stain with or as if with mud
2 a : to make indistinct b : to disturb in mind or purpose : CONFUSE — mud·di·ly adverb Synonyms [1] befoul, begrime, besmirch, blacken, dirty, foul, grime, mire, smirch, soil, stain—more at DIRTY [2a] becloud, befog, blur, cloud, confuse, fog—more at CONFUSE mud·flat noun : a level tract alternately covered and left bare by the tide mud·guard noun : a guard over or a flap behind a wheel of a vehicle to catch or deflect mud mud·room noun : a room in a house for removing dirty or wet footwear and clothing mud·sling·er noun : one who uses invective esp. against a political opponent — mud·sling·ing noun Muen·ster noun : a semisoft bland cheese mu·ez·zin noun : a Muslim crier who calls the hour of daily prayer 1muff noun : a warm tubular covering for the hands 2muff verb : to act or do (something) stupidly or clumsily Synonyms bobble, botch, bungle, butcher, flub, foul up, fumble, mangle, mess, murder—more at BOTCH 3muff noun : a bungling performance; especially : a failure to hold a ball in attempting a catch — muff verb muf·fin noun : a small soft cake baked in a cup-shaped container muf·fle verb muf·fled; muf·fling 1 : to wrap up so as to conceal or protect 2 : to wrap or pad with something to dull the sound of 3 : to keep down : SUPPRESS muf·fler noun 1 : a scarf worn around the neck 2 : a device (as on a car's exhaust) to deaden noise muf·ti noun : civilian clothes 1mug noun 1 : a usu. metal or earthenware cylindrical drinking cup 2 : the face or mouth of a person 3 : a usu. petty gangster, hoodlum, or ruffian Synonyms [2] countenance, face, visage [3] bully, gangster, goon, hood, hoodlum, mobster, punk, rowdy, ruffian, thug, tough—more at HOODLUM 2mug verb mugged; mug·ging 1 : to pose or make faces esp. to attract attention or for a camera 2 : to take a photograph of : PHOTOGRAPH 3mug verb mugged; mug·ging : to assault usu. with intent to rob — mug·ger noun mug·gy adjective mug·gi·er; -est : being warm and humid — mug·gi·ness noun Synonyms humid, sticky, sultry—more at HUMID mug·wump noun [ORIGIN: obs. slang mugwump kingpin, fr. Massachusett (Algonquian language of New England) mugquomp war leader] : an independent in politics Mu·ham·mad·an noun : MUSLIM — Mu·ham·mad·an·ism noun mu·ja·hid·een or mu·ja·hed·in noun plural [ORIGIN: Ar mujāhidīn, pl. of mujāhid, lit., person who wages jihad] : Islamic guerrilla fighters esp. in the Middle East muk·luk noun 1 : an Eskimo boot of sealskin or reindeer skin 2 : a boot with a soft leather sole worn over several pairs of socks mu·lat·to noun, plural -toes or -tos [ORIGIN: Sp mulato, fr. mulo mule, fr. L mulus] : a first-generation offspring of a black person and a white person; also : a person of mixed white and black ancestry mul·ber·ry noun : any of a genus of trees with edible berrylike fruit and leaves used as food for silkworms; also : the fruit mulch noun : a protective covering (as of straw or leaves) spread on the ground esp. to reduce evaporation or control weeds — mulch verb 1mulct noun : a sum imposed as punishment for an offense : FINE, PENALTY 2mulct verb 1 : FINE 2 : to defraud esp. of money : CHEAT Synonyms bleed, cheat, chisel, cozen, defraud, fleece, gyp, hustle, rook, shortchange, skin, squeeze, stick, sting, swindle, victimize—more at FLEECE 1mule noun 1 : a hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse 2 : a very stubborn person 2mule noun : a slipper whose upper does not extend around the heel of the foot mule deer noun : a long-eared deer of western No. America mu·le·teer noun : one who drives mules mul·ish adjective : unreasonably and inflexibly obstinate — mul·ish·ly adverb Synonyms dogged, hardheaded,