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MUD(MultiUser Dungeon, MultiUser Dimension, MultiUser Dialogue) Interactive games played by several people at a time on the Internet. Originally dungeons and dragon games with demons, elves and magicians, MUDs have been created for science fiction themes, cartoon characters and other types of games. MUDs have also evolved into 3D virtual reality sites. mud a fine-grained soft wet deposit that occurs on the ground after rain, at the bottom of ponds, lakes, etc. mud [məd] (engineering) (geology) An unindurated mixture of clay and silt with water; it is slimy with a consistency varying from that of a semifluid to that of a soft and plastic sediment. (materials) (petrology) The silt plus clay portion of a sedimentary rock.
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| Turkle "hung out" with game players in the MUDs, interviewed participants, and held a series of pizza parties for MUDders in the Boston area. The transmissions, axles, and three-point-hitch arms are different, but the parts inventory has not changed appreciably for the mudders. The mudders never got their chance during Saturday's Southern Section cross country finals because a course soaked by rain two days before was scratched for a much dryer and faster alternative. |
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