An area of shallow standing water, a marshy pool; a puddle. Also occasionally as a mass noun: marsh, mire.

A small pool, especially of standing water; a small pond or water-pit; a shallow well or tank; a puddle, a plash; a small lake.

A pool, puddle.

A pool of standing water, esp. a muddy or dirty one; (in later use) spec. a small, shallow, typically temporary pool formed in a depression on the…

A marsh, swamp, morass. Later also: a muddy pool or puddle. Now somewhat rare (chiefly regional in later use).

A pool or puddle. Obsolete.

A muddy or stagnant pool; a small pool of rain water in a road; a puddle. (Chiefly Scottish)

A little plash or marshy pool.

A small shallow accumulation of any liquid on a surface; a puddle.

A muddy place; a puddle. Now dialect.

A puddle, pool, or ditch.

A small pool, a puddle.

English regional (north-western). A pool into which water or moisture drains, esp. from a manure heap; a puddle, a sump; spec. a cesspit.

Chiefly North American. A pond formed by the collection of water in a natural hollow in the ground. Also: = pothole lake n. at compounds. Cf. slew…

English regional (Lincolnshire). A puddle or pool of water, esp. a large one left by a heavy downpour of rain. Cf. flush, n.2 1. rare.

= plashet, n.