(n) shale
(n) (1) a cat that enters someone's house (other than its owner's) to steal food
(2) someone who secretly does bad things (i.e. an adulterer)
(v5m,vi) to be muddy
to be slushy
(v5r,vi) to be muddy
to be slushy
(n) (uk) Japanese eight-barbel loach (species of freshwater fish, Lefua echigonia)
(n) grave robber
grave robbing
(n) turbidity current
(exp) wide difference
a world of difference
(P)
(n) being poles apart
(there being) all the difference in the world
(n) volcanic mudflow
(n) activated sludge
(n) freeloader
slacker
lazy worker who does not deserve his salary
(n) car thief
(n) bigfin reef squid
oval squid (Sepioteuthis lessoniana)
(n) person living off other people's taxes
tax parasite
(a derogatory term for) public servants
(n) preaching burglar
burglar who preaches at the victim about the methods of preventing similar crimes
(n) (uk) blotched snakehead (species of fish, Channa maculata)
(exp,v5r) to besmirch
to sully
(exp) to be covered with mud
(n) colour wash
distemper
powdered paints or pigments
(n) making a living in the red-light district
(n) professional thievery
(n) underhand character
thievish nature
(n) very tall person
(v5m,vi) to grow dark slowly
(n) looter at the scene of a fire
(exp) to be covered with mud
(n) radiolarian ooze
(exp) to bring disgrace (dishonor, dishonour) on
to fling mud at
to put to shame
(v1) (col) to sleep like a log
