muddied
muh deed
- v dirty with mud
- v cause to become muddy
These data would have muddied the prediction - v make turbid
- s (of color) discolored by impurities; not bright and clear
the muddied grey of the sea
- Argentina's and Peron's apparent preference for the Axis, and particularly for Nazi Germany, has muddied the country's relations with the Anglo-Saxon powers and poisoned its .
- But the advertisements muddied the Afghan Government's unambiguous anti-narcotics message, which had just started to take root.
- The question has come into stark relief following a series of environmental and safety lapses and, as of this week, Federal charges of price-fixing which have muddied up .