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mud ((v.)) mud up 
1 † v. chink the exterior walls of a house or cabin with mud.
See also: mudding
- 1914 It was thoroughly well mudded inside and out, and the inside was papered with the leaves of illustrated magazines that Hornby had given us.
- 1930 "Better they was muddin up their 'ouses afore a frost. Las' year they leaves them unmudded and nigh froze.
2 North apply mud to dog-sled runners.
See also: earth mud ((n.))
- 1852 [He first coated the runners with earth or clay tempered with water, coat after coat freezing as rapidly as it was applied.]
- 1942 Many trips to the mudhole are necessary before the sled is completed, and when several men are mudding together, the first one finished will often help his companion.
- 1914 It was thoroughly well mudded inside and out, and the inside was papered with the leaves of illustrated magazines that Hornby had given us.