2024年3月24日 · Mud is a mixture of water and soil, silt, or clay, known for its sticky texture and use in construction and skincare, while muck is wet soil or manure, often associated with decay and used in fertilization.

Mud is when dirt becomes wet and Muck is used to describe anything that is dirty/disgusting. Examples: "The mud was mucky." "It rained on the garden and the dirt became mud." "There is muck on the bottom of my shoe."

Muck and filth are versions of the same uncleanliness. They are words which transmit how disgusting unclean things are. Same for grime - which tends to refer to oily muck. Sludge is like mud, but made of other things than dirt. Sewerage is sludge. Industrial waste can be sludge. So I stepped in mud because it was raining

MUCK翻译：脏东西;（动物的）粪便, 质量低劣的东西。 了解更多。

Muck is thicker and heavier, often mixed with organic matter, and is commonly used in agricultural or cleaning contexts. Mud is softer and stickier, more versatile in usage, and generally associated with negative or messy situations.

Mud is wet dirt Muck is dirt or any kind of filth "It just rained and i don't want any mud in the house" "There's muck on my windshield" Muck can also be a verb, but that's mainly in British English

依本人看，muck更具 淤泥，污泥 的意思。 mud指的可能是泛指的泥。 个人意见。 muck和mud有什么不同muck [mʌk] n. 淤泥；垃圾；肥料；品质低劣的东西vt. 弄脏；施肥；清除…的污物vi. 闲逛；鬼混muck pile 石堆；熟铁扁条束 n. 淤泥；垃圾；肥料；品质低劣的东西fertilizer , refuse , gar.

2012年11月21日 · Most modern muds are derived from one of those three main codebases. There are several types of MUSH, but they're all based on the TinyMUD codebase. MUSH also has derivatives of its own, such as MUX, MUSE, MAZE, etc. MOO (which stands for "MUD, Object Oriented") is a bit different.

Muck and filth are versions of the same uncleanliness. They are words which transmit how disgusting unclean things are. Same for grime - which tends to refer to oily muck. Sludge is like mud, but made of other things than dirt. Sewerage is sludge. Industrial waste can be sludge. So I stepped in mud because it was raining

Mud is generally just soil that has become saturated with water, making it softer and more pliable. Muck, on the other hand, refers to any wet, sticky, and often dirty substance. It typically implies a higher level of filth and decay, such as manure, decomposing organic matter, or other forms of …