Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

muddy-puddle

Noun

/ˈmʌdi ˈpʌdəl/

Definition

A muddy-puddle is a small pool of water mixed with mud, often formed after rain, where the ground is soft and wet.

Examples

After the rain, the children jumped in the muddy-puddle, splashing water everywhere.
The dog loved to run through the muddy-puddle, getting its fur all dirty.

Meaning

It refers to a temporary accumulation of muddy water, typically found in low-lying areas, that can be found in parks, yards, or roadsides after precipitation.