Muddy and Silty

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Muddy adjective - Full of or covered with soft wet earth.

Usage example: please do not walk in the house with muddy boots on, as you will get the carpet dirty

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Silty and muddy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Silty" instead an adjective "Muddy".

Nearby Word: muddying

Silty adjective - Full of silt.

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Muddy and silty are semantically related. You can use "Muddy" instead an adjective "Silty".

Heavy rains and silty, muddy terrain made this battle a symbol of soldiers' suffering.

Source: Mucking in the Mud
Since a lot of the "quicksand pits" are artificial mudholes a fair bit of disbelief suspension is required, though natural muddy areas and silty riverbanks are used a bit as well (the models still have to force themselves deeper to give the illusion of being sucked down).

Source: Quicksand Sucks

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