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Summary

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mire:
- crotte; bouse; matières fécales; crottin; merde; immondices; excréments; fiente
Wiktionary:
- mire → fange, bourbe

English

Detailed Translations for mire from English to French

mire:

mire [the ~] nom

the mire (sludge; mud)
la crotte; la bouse; le matières fécales; le crottin; la merde; l'immondices; l'excréments; la fiente
- crotte [la ~] nom
- bouse [la ~] nom
- matières fécales [le ~] nom
- crottin [le ~] nom
- merde [la ~] nom
- immondices [la ~] nom
- excréments [le ~] nom
- fiente [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for mire:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bouse	mire; mud; sludge	cow dung
crotte	mire; mud; sludge	crap; droppings; excrements; excreta; excretion; faeces; feces; lump of turd; night soil; pile of shit; shit; stool; turd
crottin	mire; mud; sludge
excréments	mire; mud; sludge	bowel motion; bowel movement; crap; defecation; dirt; droppings; excrement; excrements; excreta; excretion; faeces; feces; night soil; shit; stool; turd
fiente	mire; mud; sludge	crap; dirt; droppings; shit; turd
immondices	mire; mud; sludge	dirty fellow; garbage; household refuse; pervert; rubbish; skunk; slob; swine; trash
matières fécales	mire; mud; sludge	crap; dirt; droppings; shit; turd
merde	mire; mud; sludge	crap; dirt; droppings; excrements; excreta; excretion; faeces; feces; night soil; shit; stool; turd
-	morass; quag; quagmire; slack; slop
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	bog down; entangle; get stuck; grind to a halt; muck; muck up; mud
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
merde		damn; damn it; damnation; damned; darn; hang it; shit

Related Words for "mire":

mires

Synonyms for "mire":

quagmire; quag; morass; slack; bog; peat bog
slop; mud; clay
difficulty
entangle; involve
bog down
grind to a halt; get stuck; stand still
muck; mud; muck up; dirty; soil; begrime; grime; colly; bemire

Related Definitions for "mire":

a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot¹
a difficulty or embarrassment that is hard to extricate yourself from¹
- the country is still trying to climb out of the mire left by its previous president¹
- caught in the mire of poverty¹
deep soft mud in water or slush¹
soil with mud, muck, or mire¹
be unable to move further¹
cause to get stuck as if in a mire¹
- The mud mired our cart¹
entrap¹
- Our people should not be mired in the past¹

Wiktionary Translations for mire:

mire

noun

deep mud
- mire → fange

mire

noun

fond des eaux croupissantes des étangs et des marais.
- bourbe → mire

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University