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What is keechad called in English?

"Keechad" is a Hindi word that doesn't have a direct one-word equivalent in English. It refers to sludge, mud, or mire.

Here are some English terms that capture the meaning of "keechad":

* Sludge: This term is often used for a thick, watery mixture of solids and liquids, often found in sewage or industrial waste.

* Mud: This refers to a soft, wet, sticky mixture of soil and water.

* Mire: This describes a boggy, muddy area that is difficult to walk through.

* Slush: This refers to a mixture of snow and water.

The best English translation will depend on the specific context in which "keechad" is being used.

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