Clay, clayey earth, mud; occasionally ‘earth’ or ‘clay’ as the material of the human body. Obsolete.

Mud, clay, dirt, mire, filth. Also, excrement.

Urine; liquid dung; foul or stagnant water; slime, mire. Chiefly English regional (chiefly south-western) and Scottish in later use.

Mud.

Soft, moist, glutinous material resulting from the mixing of water with soil, sand, dust, or other earthy matter; mire, sludge. Also: hard…

Mud, mire, slush. Now chiefly English regional (chiefly north-western and north-west midlands).

Mud, slime, sludge.

Mud, slime. Obsolete.

Mud, slime, ooze; filth. Cf. sense 5. rare after 16th cent.

Mud; now (in Cheshire and Yorkshire) black mud, liquid manure, drainage.

Mud, mire, or ooze, covering the surface of the ground or forming a deposit at the bottom of rivers, etc. Cf. sludge, v. 6.

English regional (south-western). Mud, dirt, mire; a muddy or miry state.

Mud, filth. Chiefly Scottish (only plural).

Mud, slime.

Mud; slush. Also (occasionally) in extended use.

Mud, sludge.