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Definition of mudder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
horse racingUS racehorse that excels on muddy tracksUS
- The mudder won the race despite the heavy rain.
2.
- She competed in a mudder and finished covered in mud..
3.
- He called his mudder to say hello.
4.
- He is a skilled mudder in the virtual world.
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racehorse that excels on muddy tracks
Origin of mudder
English, mud (wet earth) + der (agent suffix)
Examples of mudder in a sentence
Trainers prefer a mudder for rainy day races. The annual mudder attracted thousands of participants. He trained for months to prepare for the mudder. He asked his mudder for some advice. His mudder always made the best cookies. Many mudders gather online every evening.
The game attracted mudders from around the world.
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- French:cheval spécialiste des pistes boueuses, course boueuse, ...
- German:Schlammrenner, Schlammlauf, ...
- Italian:cavallo da fango, evento nel fango, ...
- Spanish:caballo especialista en barro, carrera en el barro, ...
- Portuguese:cavalo que corre bem em pistas enlameadas, corrida na lama, ...
- Chinese:泥地赛马, 泥地赛, ...
- Japanese:マダー, 泥レース, ...
- Arabic:حِصَان يَتَمَيَّز فِي السِّبَاقَات عَلَى المَسَارَات المُوحِلَة, سباق موحل, ...
- Hebrew:סוּס בּוֹץ, תַּחֲרוּת בַּבּוֹץ, ...
- Russian:грязевик, грязевая гонка, ...
- Ukrainian:грязьовий кінь, змагання в багнюці, ...
- Hindi:मडर, कीचड़ दौड़, ...
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