muddy, murky, or dirty, usually referring to liquids or air containing impurities

dirty, muddy, or unclear; used to describe liquids like water, the air, or the eyes

(of water, air, etc.) muddy, filthy, or foul

A sound produced by the vibration of the vocal cords, including all vowels and certain consonants.

the degree of cleanliness or muddiness of water or other liquids

degree of cloudiness or murkiness in a liquid caused by suspended particles

turbid or muddy flow of water

turbid waves; muddy or murky waves

(literary) chaotic times or a corrupt world; a society in disorder

sludge and foul water; literal filth and mire

literally to drain away filth and bring in fresh water; used as an idiom meaning to dispel evil and usher in good or to suppress the bad and promote the good

gonorrhea; an older term for the disease more commonly known as [[淋病|淋病|lin4 bing4]]

a type of sedimentary rock deposited from a sediment-rich underwater current (geology)

liquid containing small undissolved solid particles that settle over time

extremely filthy or foul; dirty and unpleasant

foul or impure air; bad breath; a stinking smell

a liquid mixture in which small droplets of one liquid are scattered throughout another; an emulsion

lit. to drain away filth and bring in fresh water; fig. to dispel evil and promote good deeds

Literally meaning "clear dust and muddy water," it is used to describe two people who are separated from each other with no hope of meeting again of meeting.

clouding agent or substance added to liquids to make them appear translucent or opaque

Talks in a noble and lofty way but behaves in a mean or despicable manner; used to describe someone whose noble words do not match their poor conduct.

(Buddhism) the five impurities or corruptions of the world

a food additive used to make liquids more opaque or cloudy

vulgar and unrefined in manners or speech

(linguistics) voiced stop; voiced plosive

In phonetics, a consonant produced with vibration of the vocal cords; also called [[浊音|濁音|zhuo2 yin1]]

(linguistics) a voiced initial consonant, characterized by the vibration of the vocal cords during articulation

turbid or muddy water; water that is not clear

The longest river in Taiwan, flowing from the Central Mountain Range to the Taiwan Strait; named for its high sediment content which makes the water appear murky.

(literary) an ordinary or vulgar person; a blockhead or jackass

a foul smell that rises to the heavens; extremely smelly

a consonant sound produced with vibration of the vocal cords

unstrained or cloudy liquor, especially unfiltered rice wine; also refers to Japanese sake

unstrained or cloudy rice wine; thick alcoholic beverage

ordinary people of the world; a person lacking spiritual cultivation or extraordinary talent

a food additive used to increase the opacity and turbidity of liquids such as fruit juices or soft drinks

(literary) filthy; murky; turbid; dirty

literally meaning clear and muddy water flowing together; describes a situation where good and evil are mixed or where one is unable to distinguish right from wrong

muddy or dirty, especially of liquids or air; turbid

Numerous and confused; forming a jumbled mass (often used of documents, laws, or speech that is wordy and lacking clarity)

in a state of chaos and disorder; messy and turbid; (figuratively) chaotic and corrupt

stainless in words but foul in deeds; used to describe someone whose noble speech is inconsistent with their corrupt behavior

cloudiness or scarring of the cornea that interferes with vision

filthy; nasty; sordid; impure motives