1. mudge - Noun
2. mudge - Verb
3. Mudge - Proper noun
mudge (uncountable)
(UK, dialect, obsolete) mud; sludge
mudge (third-person singular simple present mudges, present participle mudging, simple past and past participle mudged)
(Scotland, obsolete, intransitive) To move oneself; to stir.
Mudge (plural Mudges)
A surname.
Itula together with Henk Mudge, Epafras Mukwilongo, Ignatius Shixwameni and Mike Kavekotora brought an application shortly after the elections to have the presidential election declared null and void because of the absence of a verifiable paper trail. Source: Internet
On Sunday the 27th the brothers heard the Reverend Enoch Mudge preach at the Seamen's Bethel on Johnny-Cake Hill, where white marble cenotaphs on the walls memorialized local sailors who had died at sea, often in battle with whales. Source: Internet
“I don’t think these groups have established any degree of the Central African brotherhood that they claim,” said Mudge. Source: Internet
Mudge sewed and donated masks to CalvertHealth Medical Center, workers at her local Walmart, and health care workers standing in line for a meal. Source: Internet
Even the topic of Jonah and the Whale may be authentic, for Mudge was a contributor to Sailor's Magazine, which printed in December 1840 the ninth of a series of sermons on Jonah. Source: Internet
Mudge said Glencoe in the early 1970s was full of great neighbours, great hospitality and interesting characters. Source: Internet