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Definition of Mudslingers
1. mudslinger [n] - See also: mudslinger
Lexicographical Neighbors of Mudslingers
Literary usage of Mudslingers
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Conflict: A Novel by David Graham Phillips (1911)
"... consent to run the gauntlet of low mudslingers for no reward but an office
with a salary of three thousand a year. And you would have been afraid that, ..."
2. Anton Seidl: A Memorial by His Friends by Henry Theophilus Finck (1899)
"... stands up for what is pure and good can escape the mudslingers who would fain
have everything in the world as unclean and dishonest as they are. ..."
3. Antisemitism, Its History and Causes: Its History and Causes by Bernard Lazare (1903)
"... mudslingers and systematic opponents of all government, for they were not
wrought up against an Ahab or Ahaziah only,—but the state of things did not ..."
4. Ninth Day of Creationby Leonard Crane by Leonard Crane (2000)
"In the long run, she told herself, even the mudslingers would be forced to admit
that victory had always been hers. Oh, she had her detractors, all right. ..."
5. Impressions and Opinions by Walter Lecky, William A. McDermott (1898)
"We must have a Catholic Truth Society, to do skirmish work and frighten into
silence the mudslingers that have been and will be the product of every century ..."
6. The Conflict: A Novel by David Graham Phillips (1911)
"... consent to run the gauntlet of low mudslingers for no reward but an office
with a salary of three thousand a year. And you would have been afraid that, ..."
7. Anton Seidl: A Memorial by His Friends by Henry Theophilus Finck (1899)
"... stands up for what is pure and good can escape the mudslingers who would fain
have everything in the world as unclean and dishonest as they are. ..."
8. Antisemitism, Its History and Causes: Its History and Causes by Bernard Lazare (1903)
"... mudslingers and systematic opponents of all government, for they were not
wrought up against an Ahab or Ahaziah only,—but the state of things did not ..."
9. Ninth Day of Creationby Leonard Crane by Leonard Crane (2000)
"In the long run, she told herself, even the mudslingers would be forced to admit
that victory had always been hers. Oh, she had her detractors, all right. ..."
10. Impressions and Opinions by Walter Lecky, William A. McDermott (1898)
"We must have a Catholic Truth Society, to do skirmish work and frighten into
silence the mudslingers that have been and will be the product of every century ..."