mudder

As a noun MUDder

is a person who participates in MUD games.

As an adjective muddier is

comparative of muddy.

As nouns the difference between mudder and dudder

is that mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma") while dudder is (uk|dated) a peddler or hawker, especially of cheap and flashy goods pretended to be smuggled; a duffer.

As a verb dudder is

to confuse or confound with noise.

As nouns the difference between mudder and muddler

is that mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma") while muddler is a person or thing that muddles.

As nouns the difference between mudder and madder

is that mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma") while madder is a herbaceous plant, , native to asia, cultivated for a red-purple dye obtained from the root or madder can be .

As an adjective madder is

of a deep reddish purple colour, like that of the dye or madder can be (mad).

As nouns the difference between judder and mudder

is that judder is a spasmodic shaking while mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma").

As a verb judder

is to spasm or shake violently.

As nouns the difference between mudder and budder

is that mudder is a person who participates in MUD games while budder is a plant that buds.

As an adjective mudded

is covered with mud.

As a noun mudder is

mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma").

As nouns the difference between mudder and modder

is that mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma") while modder is (informal) one who modifies a mass-manufactured object or software.

As nouns the difference between mudder and fudder

is that mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma") while fudder is (a weight).

As nouns the difference between pudder and mudder

is that pudder is a confused noise; turmoil; bustle; tumult while mudder is mother / mamma (as in deine mudder "yo mamma").

As a verb pudder

is to perplex; to embarrass; to confuse; to bother.