Definition of muddie in English:

muddie

nounˈmʌdi

Australian informal

A large Australian crab found along northern river estuaries, highly prized as food; a mud crab.
can you really catch a muddie in the Brisbane River?
Example sentencesExamples
- The first photo features the slimy character we hope will attract a muddie into our crab pot.
- I even managed to tie up some muddies one-handed.
- He said to me, “Look, Roger, he's brought us some muddies!"
- The lads are getting some muddies in the higher reaches of the river.
- Apparently if you catch a female crab it's good to leave her in because she might attract the attention of a male muddie.
- The muddies are still being picked up in North Creek.
- The blackfish are in their usual haunts and there are still some muddies about, apparently.
- We'll be checking the crab pot each Saturday morning until we catch a muddie or give up!
- It is believed the muddie was recaptured without major incident.
- Bob and I next visited the fish market down by the harbour where he had been dispatched to buy some muddies.

Origin

1940s: from mud + -ie.

单词	muddie
释义	Definition of muddie in English: muddie nounˈmʌdi Australian informal A large Australian crab found along northern river estuaries, highly prized as food; a mud crab. can you really catch a muddie in the Brisbane River? Example sentencesExamples The first photo features the slimy character we hope will attract a muddie into our crab pot. I even managed to tie up some muddies one-handed. He said to me, “Look, Roger, he's brought us some muddies!" The lads are getting some muddies in the higher reaches of the river. Apparently if you catch a female crab it's good to leave her in because she might attract the attention of a male muddie. The muddies are still being picked up in North Creek. The blackfish are in their usual haunts and there are still some muddies about, apparently. We'll be checking the crab pot each Saturday morning until we catch a muddie or give up! It is believed the muddie was recaptured without major incident. Bob and I next visited the fish market down by the harbour where he had been dispatched to buy some muddies. Origin 1940s: from mud + -ie.
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