Meaning of up to mud in English:
up to mud
phrase
informal AustralianNot satisfactory; not good enough.
- ‘our present system is up to mud’
- ‘A local cynic reckons they're up to mud.’
- ‘Things are up to mud in Native Affairs here.’
- ‘There is very little water for either washing or drinking, and no drinks left in the canteen except Sarilla — which is up to mud.’
- ‘I found things were "up to mud" and Tucker was a disgrace to the Army.’
- ‘This country is up to mud for Australians.’
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