Definition
Definition of mudlark - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
searcherRare UK person who searches river mud for valuablesRare UK
- The mudlark found an old coin in the riverbank.
2.
ornithologyTECH. UK bird found in muddy placesTECH. UK
- The mudlark built its nest near the river.
3.
horse racingRare UK racehorse that performs well on muddy tracksRare UK
- The mudlark won the race on the wet course.
Images of mudlark

bird found in muddy places
Origin of mudlark
English, mud (wet earth) + lark (play)
Examples of mudlark in a sentence
A mudlark can often find hidden treasures. A mudlark was spotted wading through the marsh. The mudlark's call echoed across the wetland. The trainer praised the mudlark's performance in the rain. Mudlarks often have an advantage on soggy tracks.
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- French:chercheur de trésors, oiseau des marais, ...
- German:Schlammwühler, Schlammläufer, ...
- Italian:cercatore di fango, chiurlo, ...
- Spanish:rebuscador de lodo, pájaro de barro, ...
- Portuguese:buscador de tesouros no lodo, pássaro-das-lamas, ...
- Chinese:河滩拾荒者, 泥滩鸟, ...
- Japanese:マッドラーク, 泥馬, ...
- Arabic:باحِث في الطِين, طائر الطين, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַפֵּשׂ בָּבּוּץ שֶׁל הַנָּהָר, צִפּוֹר בּוּצִית, ...
- Russian:искатель в грязи, грязевик, ...
- Ukrainian:шукач у багнюці, болотяник, ...
- Hindi:मडलार्क, कीचड़ पक्षी, ...
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