#1,589
泥
mud, mire, adhere to, be attached to
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Words containing 泥
- 泥棒 thief, burglar, robber
- 泥 mud, (wet) dirt
- 泥沼 bog, marsh, swamp, quagmire, morass
- 泥だらけ covered in mud, mud-caked
- 泥水 muddy water
- 泥酔 being dead drunk, drunken stupor
- 雲泥の差 wide difference, a world of difference
- 泥を塗る to besmirch, to sully
- 泥臭い smelling of mud, smelling of earth
- 泥まみれ muddy, covered with mud, mud-caked
- 泥棒猫 thieving cat
- 顔に泥を塗る to bring disgrace (dishonor, dishonour) on, to fling mud at, to put to shame
- 汚泥 sludge, slime, dregs, mire
- 泥のように眠る to sleep like a log, to sleep like a baby
- 泥濘 muddy place, mud, mire, sludge, slush, quagmire
- 拘泥 adhering to, being a stickler for, being particular about, worrying too much ...
- こそ泥 sneak thief, petty thief, cat burglar
- 大泥棒 master thief, notorious robber
- 火事場泥棒 looter, thief at the scene of a fire
- 泥人形 clay doll
- 泥仕合 mudslinging contest, mudslinging match
- 泥沼化 bogging down, dragging on, turning into a quagmire, becoming mired in a mess
- 泥んこ mud
- 泥をかぶる to take the blame, to cover oneself in mud
- 泥に塗れる to be covered with mud
- 泥団子 mud ball, dirt ball
- 泥舟 boat for transporting mud
- 泥土 mud
- 税金泥棒 tax parasite (e.g. public servant, politician, welfare recipient), tax thief
- 泥遊び playing in the mud, playing with mud
- 泥酔状態 state of drunkenness, (in a) fuddle
- 雲泥 great difference
- 泥を吐く to fess up, to come clean, to confess one's crimes, to spill the beans
- 泥鰌 loach (any fish of family Cobitidae)
- 泥炭 peat
- 宝石泥棒 jewel thief
References reference codes
- SKIP
- 1-3-5
- S-H Descriptor
- 3a5.29
- Four Corner
- 3711.2
- De Roo
- 356
- Nelson (Classic)
- 2533
- Nelson (New)
- 3105
- Halpern (NJECD)
- 326
- Halpern (KKD)
- 384
- Heisig
- 1055
- Heisig (6th ed)
- 1135
- Morohashi
- 17311
- Henshall
- 1623
- Spahn-Hadamitzky
- 1621
