What is "muds"

Usage examples of "muds".

Tannins, another kind of organic molecule, are used in the oil industry to make muds easier to drill.

The flood water was black, carrying heavy muds in its progress, and worse than muds.

Churning out clouds of smoke and noise that drifted for miles across the shining waters, the dredge had shifted and resettled the vast muds of the Everglades in a mighty paroxysm of misdirected progress.

But now the Okeechobee muds, clouding the river, were turning the flow of silver fishes farther and farther offshore into the Gulf.

With their 'heads' buried beneath the soil, thrust into rock crevices, seeking the narrow places in tree bark, or anchored in the muds, sands and stones of countless lakes, streams and oceans, plant life is essentially quiescent.

They splashed through gaudy muds, leapt over glowing melts from which heat burst forth with incinerating vehemence.

Because Murithel is totally nontechnological, the inhabitants have turned, aside from herbal compounds and muds, to the powers of the mind.