Big Muddy

American  

noun

1. a nickname of the Missouri River.

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Example Sentences

“I’ve got a big, muddy mess to deal with, but it could have been worse,” said Universal City resident Dave Eichhorn, who awoke Tuesday to find his backyard, on the side of a steep hill, covered in mud.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’ve got a big muddy mess to deal with, but it could have been worse,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Photos posted by the city show Hansen using a bright yellow paddle to steer a partly submerged pumpkin along the “Big Muddy” — the same river from which Lewis and Clark launched their expedition over 200 years ago.

From Washington Post

Floating solar had a moment in the spotlight over the weekend when the US Army unveiled a new solar plant sitting atop the Big Muddy Lake at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

From The Verge

Mr. Seeger, whose Vietnam War protest song “Waist Deep in the Big Muddy” was seen as a slam of President Lyndon B. Johnson, died in 2014 at age 94.

From Washington Times