mud

Converse of object

• ooze: His horse stumbled into a bog and began to sink into the dark oozing mud.
• colonize: It represents Salicornia and other annuals colonizing mud and sand in northwest England and southwest Scotland.
• scrape: Clean tools after use by scraping mud off and washing blades.
• sling: I was slinging mud and pinecones at my lads between scenes and one of the Assistant Directors shouted " Oi you come here!
• throw: At other points, for example by the Jet Gasoline Station, mud thrown up by passing traffic has totally obliterated the line.
• boil: A mud pot throws steam and boiling mud into the air.

Preposition: at

tide: Good numbers of grey-headed gulls roost on the mud at low tide.

Adjective modifier

• glutinous: During wet weather the clay soils can soon become churned by horses into a very glutinous mud.
• slimy: The first obstacle was the climb up slimy mud to a higher level.
• sticky: These gave access to a sort of sloping ledge covered in sticky mud.
• estuarine: Sheltered estuarine mud and sandflats occur away from the fast-flowing river channel.
• thick: The ground consisted of several inches of thick dirty mud.
• stinking: No more the wounded dragged from stinking mud, Or the constant rain that starts the flood.

Modifies a noun

• hut: Its coast is lined by small hamlets of mud huts with indigenous women in bowler hats farming their land.
• brick: In the early 18th Dynasty mud brick chapels are common.
• flat: Andrew Goddard's oil paintings are of the tidal mud flats of the river Yar in the Isle of Wight.
• wrestling: Fire eating, wet t-shirt competitions, beach parties and mud wrestling definitely makes this the official mad house!
• bath: This mud bath is in fact a cleaning process which can be used to cool them down.
• filtrate: Knowledge of the amount of drilling mud filtrate in your water has a number of uses.

Noun used with modifier

drilling: Mud or Slush Pumps: used to pump drilling mud under high pressure down the inside of the drill pipe.