miry

1 Where it pours Past leagues of desert-sand, Jungles and miry places, Palms of an unknown land, Ferns and their fronded faces; Have we gone forth from God!

2 Then came misfortune Number 3, for the wheels of the Wanderer began to sink deep in the miry meadow.

3 They splashed through miry rut and pool,— Splintered through fence and rail; But chestnut Kate switched over the gate,— I saw them droop and tail.

4 They spent many laborious days in picking their way through dense underbrush and miry swamps, stopping here and there to make rafts to carry them across the numerous streams.

5 There's a deep wide ditch, marshy in places, wet and miry everywhere for a mile either way, and the banks are steep.

6 But how can it be that Thou shouldst build a golden house, the house of Thy dwelling place, in a miry pool?’

7 The ground was so saturated with rain that it was almost impossible for the French to drag their cannon through the miry ruts.

8 According to the historian Edward Hasted, writing in the 1770s, Cooling was “an unfrequented place, the roads of which are deep and miry, and it is as unhealthy as it is unpleasant.”

9 I longed to sit down in the miry way and go to sleep.

10 The ground was miry and boggy, and the pony with difficulty dragged the chaise.

11 She found the park deserted, the paths miry, the water dripping from the trees.

12 If one place of it be moorish, miry, and unpleasant, another makes a free tender of delight, and presents itself to the eye full of beauty and contentive variety.”

13 When he got out of doors the sun shone warm and bright, but it had rained over night, so that it was soft and miry, and all the bog-holes were full of water.

14 One was a miner in miry long boots and soil-stained jean, the other a girl in a light dress.

15 And the fascination of the open country, even with the weeping woodlands and soggy, miry underfoot, was coming more and more over her, she further declared.

16 Lakes, pools, morasses, and swamps, are frequent; the rivers of little fall have muddy and miry beds, which on that account become unfordable during the rains.

17 “And these: “‘He took me from a fearful pit,     And from the miry clay; And on a rock he set my feet,     Establishing my way.’

18 To Frank lying prone on the miry ground, these sounds conveyed a very definite and significant message.

19 Hooray!' yelled Bobby, striking such a whack on Brindle's heaving side that she settled the matter by suddenly lying down to roll, and depositing her encumbrances in the miry ditch.

20 The French army had been marching all night over miry roads, and through mountain defiles.

1 脏的

muddy putrid puddly crusty unwashed dumpy manky frowsy

2 沼泽的

marshy

3 沼泽

marshy swamp bog marsh fell slough fen quagmire morass wetlands

4 泥泞的

heavy muddy squelchy dirty sloppy waterlogged boggy turbid squashy quaggy founderous greasy slimy slush splashy sludgy sloughy slavery foul slushy slobbery

5 污秽的

dirty nasty foul sloppy filthy lousy unclean unholy dingy sordid mangy piggish hoggish

6 脏

muddy putrid puddly crusty unwashed dumpy manky frowsy

7 多沼泽的

moorish marshy boggy

8 骯脏的

dirty foul shabby unclean unwashed grimy squalid grungy porcine mucky scuzzy piggish Augean begrimed frowzy feculent scuzz uncleanly reechy

9 污秽

dirty nasty foul sloppy filthy lousy unclean unholy dingy sordid mangy piggish hoggish soil mess squalor muddy grime

10 骯脏

dirty foul shabby unclean unwashed grimy squalid grungy porcine mucky scuzzy piggish Augean begrimed frowzy feculent scuzz uncleanly reechy foully dirtily dingily frowzily mangily manginess grunge uncleanness squalor foulness seediness dinginess frowziness

11 泥泞

heavy muddy squelchy mudbath dirty sloppy waterlogged boggy turbid squashy quaggy sludge mire quagmire poach mud founderous greasy slimy slush splashy sludgy sloughy miriness sloppiness muddiness slavery foul slushy slobbery wet puddle

12 似泥沼的

sloughy

13 沾满泥的

foul