Ground and Mud

Ground

Ground noun - The loose surface material in which plants naturally grow.

Usage example: stuck the shovel in the ground and went inside for a glass of water

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Mud and ground are semantically related. in substance topic. In some cases you can use "Mud" instead a noun "Ground".

Mud noun - Water soaked soil; soft wet earth.

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Ground and mud are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Mud".

old	old ground	old mud
soft	soft ground	soft mud
normal	normal ground	normal mud
common	common ground	common mud
Other adjectives: regular, stable, original, dead, real, helpless, little, slippery, cold, holy, cursed, broken, wet, fertile, nearby.

Smith slams Neo into the ground making a nice mud and water-filled crater, by the end of the scene both are nearly completely covered in mud because of their continued fight.

Source: Covered in Mud
Impact effects for other classes include disappearing into stealth, spreading grenades, conjuring a poison cloud, and turning the ground into mud.

Source: Ground-Shattering Landing
Actually justified by the quasi-World War I aesthetic, as one can infer that the ground has been churned to mud by several years of Hopeless War.

Source: Video Game / Ace of Spades