Meanings of slimy mud in English

See how damp are the walls, and the floor is thick with slimy mud.

It was pitch-dark outside, and the trench had become a glissade of slimy mud.

Then, admonished by the spear points of the Pongo, we landed in the slimy mud.

Half way up, the rookie's feet went out from under him in the slimy mud.

The stones and slimy mud were sort of soothing.

The man fell over, digging at the slimy mud as he slid into the bog.

She was dripping wet and caked in slimy mud, and she faltered forward a little and spoke in French.

In addition to being rounded and unevenly laid, the stones were now coated with a layer of slimy mud.

Thus, maritime forests, by the accumulation of a slimy mud between the roots of the trees, increase the extent of land.

They invited the Guardian back to their house, a single bedroom which is now covered in a layer of slimy mud.

Hundreds perished miserably, but General Foch held back his artillery from an indiscriminate slaughter of men made helpless in the slimy mud.

Often the hardy adventurer, after teetering for some time, would with a descriptive oath sink to his waist in the slimy mud.

The monster gave a frightful howl, and lashed violently with its tail, besprinkling us with the black slimy mud of the swamp.

A bullock slowly lifted from the slimy mud its shaggy monstrous head, with short tufts of bristles between its crooked backward-bent horns.

Many dead fish, their gills filled with the slimy mud from the recent rise, floated past us, or lay half buried in the mud.

The rain has fallen very heavily here to-day, and every little depression in the ground is either full of water or covered with slimy mud.