mudded

SayMUD-id/ˈmʌdɪd/

2 meanings of mudded

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of mud.
They mudded the drywall joints and left them to dry overnight.
The flood had mudded every road in the valley.
Note
One spelling serves both past forms, and it carries every meaning of the verb behind it. A road is mudded (made muddy), a drywall joint is mudded (coated with mud), water is mudded (clouded), and an eel mudded under the riverbed. Online, players mudded when they joined a multi-user dungeon. Only the transitive uses form a passive, and that is where it meets the plain adjective.
2
adjective
Covered with mud.
The hikers returned with mudded gear after the storm.
A mudded jersey clung to the player after the tackle.
Similardirty, mucky, filthy, grimy
Oppositeclean, spotless

mudded is a form of mud

mud, verb: To spread mud, or a plaster-like compound, over a surface such as a wall or drywall seams; less often, to make something muddy or cloud water. Full entry

Forms: mudmuds he/she/itmudding -ing formmudded past tense, past participle
Spelling: mud → mudded: double the d, add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.

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Origin

Formed from "mud" combined with the suffix "-ed".