Or I'll knock your blinking' block off!

It was muddy as a rice paddy, and thick with reeds.

A southwester blew up and landed us on a mud bank.

If this rain keeps up, it'll be mud up to the axles on them hick roads.

It was not a very nice area of Seoul, as there were mud streets outside of it.

Because it had been raining for a couple of days, the pitch was muddy and difficult to play on.

People along the muddy banks no longer watch the tide slowly rise in the seven branches of the delta estuary of the river Ota.

The heavy vehicle winds itself through the muddy streets of Alexandra and only with difficulty passes by the makeshift houses of cardboard and plastic, with no fences or greenery, without knocking them down.

Money is dirt and dirt is money

Money is dirt and dirt is money

Concrete.

On the way to meet her, I passed women walking through mud to the market with large loads of fruit and vegetables stacked on their heads. I imagined how I might be on my way to a very different rural community if the road we were on was paved and well maintained.

Yes, my... my dirt.

My dirt.

Member of the National Committee for Rehabilitation of the Electrical

Architecture is not based on concrete and steel and the elements of the soil.

Power Sector of Iraq (1999 2001)

Did you say to mud?

BRICS Without Mortar

Six inches of mud.

Cement

Mudguard

You see that really salty Play Doh?

His hands were covered with mud.

(iii) Mud coated charcoal chips.

Dirt is our business

It is van Gogh dirt.

Well now if I take that sugar dough, the sugar dough doesn't want to conduct electricity.

It's sweet tater pone!

Mud.

It means drunk.

But our homemade play dough actually has half the resistance of commercial Play Doh.

Bella notte

Don't step in the mud.

Industrial chemicals

The mud was deep, deep enough.

I'm as drunk as a fiddler's bitch.

Cement plant.

Think of it like a primordial ooze, okay?

The earth is poisoning our foods.

He scraped the mud off his boots.

This is not ordinary dirt.

I mean dirt from his own neighborhood.

I lived it. One of my earliest memories is walking up a muddy track into the mountains to escape the fighting, my village burning behind me and wondering what would happen to my family and me.

NEW YORK Growing up as a child during the Korean War, I knew poverty first hand. I saw it around me every day I lived it. One of my earliest memories is walking up a muddy track into the mountains to escape the fighting, my village burning behind me and wondering what would happen to my family and me.