bemire

From my always seeming to see them so bemired with their recent passages, I gather that my observations must have been made chiefly in winter on my way to school.

Stick after stick was hurled at the struggling animal, which became more and more bemired.

Sit down there, sir—no, not on that sofa—with your dirty garments, and shoes bemired; but on that arm-chair, where you may roll about to your heart's content.

Luxurious feast! a soul, a soul immortal, In all the dainties of a brute bemired!

I saw your horse bemired, and put him from his agony; which, by my sooth! an ye had been a more merciful rider, ye had done yourself.