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mud pot

American  

noun

Geology.
  1. a hot spring filled with boiling mud.


Etymology

Origin of mud pot

An Americanism dating back to 1895–1900

Example Sentences

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So thither I journeyed every morning, and when I said how many we were, perhaps half a mud pot would be doled out, sometimes a little more, depending upon who was in charge.

From Literature

I tipped the mud pot and filling his bowl handed it to him.

From Literature

Back in June, a 23-year-old Oregon resident fell into a superheated, acidic mud pot and died.

From Fox News

The makeup of the underground plumbing system determines how the water expresses itself - whether it turns into a hot spring pool, a mud pot or a geyser.

From Washington Times

Luna curved around the mud pot and followed the rocks into where the village used to be.

From Literature