muddy-headed

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

MUDDY-HEADED, adjective Having a dull understanding. MUD'-FISH, noun A fish, a species of the cyprinus kind. MUD'-SILL, noun In bridges, the sill that is laid at the bottom of a river, lake, etc. [See Sill.] MUD'-SUCKER, noun An aquatic fowl. MUD'-WALL, noun A wall composed of mud, or of materials laid in mud without mortar. 1. A bird, the apiaster. MUD'-WALLED, adjective Having a mud wall.
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