What is "muddies"

Usage examples of "muddies".

As the clouds cleared, the moon broke its way back through, giving them enough light to move after the muddies at reasonable speed.

The blasters kept the muddies out of viable range for spears and knives, and the bodies dropped with a relentless regularity.

The gunfire ceased and the swamps became quieter, with only weeping and cries from some of the wounded muddies lying twisting in the watery mud.

The man was barefoot, dressed in his usual black shirt and pants, though the encounter with the muddies had left them torn and crusted with dried blood.

Presumably the muddies had stripped him of the ivory-hafted razor that he used to carry.

The camp of the muddies was less than two miles into the swamp, in a part that lay under a cloud of thick mist, a stinking, whitish green fog that swirled around Ryan and the others as they crept closer.

The camp was in an uproar, with the muddies squealing out in their own clicking language, undoubtedly telling one another about the massacre that had just taken place back on the road.

The drumming was growing louder, closer, the noise only slightly muffled by the thickening fog, and they could now hear a rhythmic chanting as the muddies worked themselves up to attack the outlanders.