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How do you describe a muddy person?

Here are some ways to describe a muddy person, depending on the tone and context:

Simple and Direct:

* Covered in mud

* Mud-caked

* Muddy

* Soil-stained

Descriptive:

* A thick layer of mud clung to their clothes.

* Their skin was splotched with brown, like a messy canvas.

* Mud dripped from their hair and clothes, leaving dark trails on the ground.

* They were a walking testament to the day's adventures, every inch of them plastered with mud.

Humorous:

* They looked like they'd been wrestling a giant mud monster.

* Their clothes were a new shade of brown, courtesy of the mud.

* They were a walking, talking mud sculpture.

* A mud-covered mess, but with a smile on their face.

Figurative:

* Their clothes were stained a deep ochre, like a forgotten sunset.

* Their face was a mask of mud, hiding their true features.

* They were as earthy as the ground they walked on.

Choose the description that best suits your story and the overall mood you're trying to convey.

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