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Mud (Noun)

Water soaked soil; soft wet earth.

Nouns denoting substances.

The car wheels spun in the mud, struggling to gain traction on the wet terrain.
The child loved playing in the mud, squelching it between her toes on rainy days.
The construction site was a mess of mud and puddles after the storm.
After a few days of heavy rain, the field was transformed into a vast expanse of mud.
Hikers had to trudge through knee-deep mud to reach the summit of the mountain.

Slanderous remarks or charges.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The politician's opponents reveled in slinging mud at her, but she refused to stoop to their level.
His opponents started throwing mud and made baseless accusations against him just before the election.
She knew the press would drag her name through the mud if they found out about her past.
He threw mud at his opponent's reputation with vicious rumors and falsehoods.
Opponents hurled mud at the businessman's character, but he came out with an unblemished reputation in the end.