mudheap

noun

mudheap

noun

Etymology From mud + heap.

1

A heap of mud; by extension, any pile of metaphorical detritus

  • Pamela Lillard's bluesy urban folk-rock lands her in a ballpark with Vega, Armatrading, Cockburn, and a few others who've rescued forgotten kernels of coolness from the mudheap of outdated singer-songwriter cliches[…1988 January 22, Renaldo Migaldi, “Pamela Lillard & the Rubba Band”, in Chicago Reader:
Related terms
dustheap, junkheap

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