English to Yiddish Meaning of mud - בלאָטע

Mud :

בלאָטע

noun

בלאָטע, שווינטוך, גריים, וז, ליים, סלאַדזש, מייער, פּראָטאָפּלאַסם, סלאַש

Mud :: בלאָטע

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Definitions of mud in English

Noun(1) water soaked soil; soft wet earth(2) slanderous remarks or charges
Verb(1) soil with mud, muck, or mire(2) plaster with mud

Examples of mud in English

(1) With so much traffic on the track, it quickly turned to sticky, thick mud .(2) they are trying to sling mud at me to cover up their defeat(3) He had brushed the mud off his boots.(4) the two sides took over the local media to throw mud at each other(5) The weather has turned foul and the boys are tramping through knee-deep mud .(6) I left the battlefield with ancient mud caked to the bottom of my shoes.(7) ankle deep in mud, we squelched across a meadow(8) She doggedly regained her footing and ran on, brown, dirty mud splattered in her long midnight blue hair.(9) Frozen mud is caked on their boots and trousers, evidence of their late night rides.(10) mud huts(11) William looked down at the pond's floor and saw sticky mud everywhere.(12) How do I clean mud off silk shoes?(13) You throw enough mud it sticks and that's the name of the game.(14) Looking around, he seemed to be in a mud brick hut.(15) Her formerly blue jeans now looked black with all the dried mud and dirt.(16) The city is located on an island in the inland Niger delta, and is surrounded by mud brick walls.

Related Phrases of mud

(1) mud flap ::

בלאָטע בלאַט

(2) mud pie ::

בלאָטע פּיראָג

(3) mud brick ::

בלאָטע ציגל

(4) stick-in-the-mud ::

שטעקן-אין-דעם-בלאָטע

(5) mud puddle ::

בלאָטע קאַלוזשע

(6) clear as mud ::

קלאָר ווי בלאָטע

(7) as clear as mud ::

ווי קלאָר ווי בלאָטע

(8) cover with mud ::

דעקן מיט בלאָטע

Related Phrases of mud

(1) mud flap ::

בלאָטע בלאַט

(2) mud pie ::

בלאָטע פּיראָג

(3) mud brick ::

בלאָטע ציגל

(4) stick-in-the-mud ::

שטעקן-אין-דעם-בלאָטע

(5) mud puddle ::

בלאָטע קאַלוזשע

(6) clear as mud ::

קלאָר ווי בלאָטע

(7) as clear as mud ::

ווי קלאָר ווי בלאָטע

(8) cover with mud ::

דעקן מיט בלאָטע

Synonyms

Noun

1. mire ::

מייער

2. sludge ::

סלאַדזש

3. ooze ::

וז

4. silt ::

סילט

5. clay ::

ליים

6. dirt ::

שמוץ

7. soil ::

באָדן

Verb

8. mire ::

מייער

9. muck ::

מאַק

10. muck up ::

מאַק זיך

Different Forms

mud

Word Example from TV Shows

The Mud Gate.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

A pile of MUD. Mud and shit and twigs.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

$As you can see,\Nthe van is stuck in the mud.$

As you can see,
the van is stuck in the MUD.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

$What? Do you need help to get\Nthe van out of the mud?$

What? Do you need help to get
the van out of the MUD?

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

A pile of MUD. Mud and shit and twigs.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

Examples of mud from TV Shows

The Mud Gate.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

A pile of MUD. Mud and shit and twigs.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

$As you can see,\Nthe van is stuck in the mud.$

As you can see,
the van is stuck in the MUD.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

$What? Do you need help to get\Nthe van out of the mud?$

What? Do you need help to get
the van out of the MUD?

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 6

A pile of MUD. Mud and shit and twigs.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

English to Yiddish Dictionary: mud

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