Muddy
Muddy adjective - (of soil) soft and watery.
Usage example: muddy barnyard
Wet and muddy are semantically related. in waterlogged topic. In some cases you can use "Wet" instead an adjective "Muddy".
Nearby Word: muddying
Wet
Wet adjective - Covered or soaked with a liquid such as water.
Usage example: wet sidewalks
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The ground was wet and muddy from the previous day's rain, so the fighting quickly devolved into chaos.
Source: Useful Notes / Sengoku Period - It's always raining on their home planet Ferenginar, thus the planet itself is always muddy and wet - making it a literal giant ball of slime.
Source: Slimeball - Marcus lets himself get all wet, muddy, and ash-and-leaf-covered in order to make sure Oddbins is clean and dry.
Source: Exact Words / Literature
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