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Meanings of very muddy in English
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Usage of very muddy in English
1
The ground was very muddy, and drift-wood and under-brush obstructed my way.
2
His clothes on the chair were wet through and his boots very muddy.
3
It was very muddy, and left a thick deposit as it flowed away.
4
A Waggoner was once driving a heavy load along a very muddy way.
5
A WAGONER was once driving a heavy load along a very muddy way.
6
The water was very muddy to look at, but not bad to drink.
7
The rains were on, and the road was very muddy.
8
At times the tracks grew very muddy, and the horses side-slipped a good deal.
9
This was caused by the water being so very muddy.
10
Passed the Yalu River - very muddy as it flowed into the Yellow Sea.
11
It's very muddy down there, and will take you longer.
12
The ladies in the boat objected, for he was not only wet but very muddy.
13
At one spot the water was very muddy, and the marks of hoofs were plentiful.
14
The ground selected as the site was very muddy.
15
The five men strode across the meadows to a blue and very muddy four-wheel drive.
16
The roads were generally very muddy or exceedingly dusty.
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