puddle
noun(pud-dle)
a very small pool of usually dirty or muddy water
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
an earthy mixture (as of clay, sand, and gravel) worked while wet into a compact mass that becomes impervious to water when dry
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
a thin mixture of soil and water for puddling plants
puddle
verb(pud-dle)
to dabble or wade around in a puddle
puddle
verb(pud-dle)
to make muddy or turbid : muddle
puddle
verb(pud-dle)
to work (a wet mixture of earth or concrete) into a dense impervious mass
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
dabbler
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
lightplane
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
one that dabbles: such as
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
one not deeply engaged in or concerned with something
puddle
noun(pud-dle)
a duck (such as a mallard or shoveler) that feeds by dabbling —called also dabbling duck, puddle duck, river duck