Pronunciation: /mʌd.lɑrk.ɪŋ/
noun the activity of searching for items of interest along the banks of rivers or other bodies of water
A1 Mudlarking is a fun activity of searching for treasures along the riverbank.
A2 During my vacation, I tried mudlarking and found some interesting artifacts.
B1 Mudlarking enthusiasts often use metal detectors to help them uncover hidden items.
B2 The mudlarking expedition yielded some rare historical artifacts that were later displayed in a museum.
C1 Professional mudlarkers have extensive knowledge of historical periods and artifacts to properly identify their findings.
C2 The mudlarking community organizes regular clean-up events to ensure the preservation of the environment and historical artifacts.
verb to engage in the activity of mudlarking
A1 I enjoy mudlarking for hidden treasures along the riverbank.
A2 She decided to go mudlarking on the beach to find seashells.
B1 Mudlarking is a popular activity for history enthusiasts looking for artifacts.
B2 The archaeologist spent hours mudlarking in the ancient ruins to uncover valuable relics.
C1 After years of mudlarking, he became an expert at identifying different types of pottery fragments.
C2 The mudlarking expedition led to the discovery of a rare medieval coin buried in the mud.
formal Mudlarking is a popular activity among archaeologists and historians for uncovering artifacts along riverbanks.
informal My friend and I love going mudlarking on the weekends to see what treasures we can find.
slang Mudlarking is like a real-life treasure hunt in the mud!
figurative Sometimes navigating through life feels like mudlarking, searching for hidden gems amidst the mess.
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