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Meanings of muddy up in English
Usage of muddy up in English
1
That is to say that she did not muddy up questions and problems.
2
Nobody wants to muddy up his or her house shoes running after a serial killer.
3
I trip and muddy up my knees.
4
Mud has been sliding down some of the steeper slopes; it was probably muddy up there, too, Ayla said.
5
As it was, being nearly wet through and muddy up to his knees, he did not do the work very well.
6
They quickly became muddied up to their thighs.
7
Even though he always seemed to get soaked and muddied up, he didn't like the feeling of it.
8
"No, m'lord." Theon made sure to muddy up the word.
9
You serve your employers so-so, and when you leave your jobs, you usually have muddied up the way back to them.
10
"Just in time for tea, and don't they look as if they were muddy up to the eyes!"
11
Daniel Keighley was a man who - in the words of the Dave Dobbyn song " muddied up the river panning for gold and dreams".
12
"I can't imagine a bunch of kids muddying up this spring and breaking the bushes and using slingshots on the birds."
13
"Using sex to muddy up the waters." Cupping his face, she rose on tiptoe and kissed him until he was breathless.