Muddy | Mean of muddy in English Dictionary

/ˈmʌdi/

• filled or covered with mud
1. a muddy pond
2. His shoes were muddy.
• similar to mud
1. a muddy color
2. muddy coffee
• not clear or bright
1. a muddy complexion
2. The recording sounded muddy.

• unclear in thought or meaning
1. muddy thinking
2. The facts in the case are muddy.
• Verb
• to make (something) muddy: such as
• to cover (something) with mud
1. His shoes were muddied.
2. The flooding muddied the roads.
• to make (a color) cloudy or dull
1. She muddied the color by adding some brown.
• to cause (something) to become unclear or confused
1. muddying the line between fact and fiction
2. The debate further muddied the issues.
• to make something more complicated or difficult to understand
1. The latest study muddies the waters by suggesting an alternate explanation.