ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1813. General Repository, IV. 89. The clearness of the pigments, the free and unmuddled manner in which they seem to have been laid on.
1840. Howitt, Visits Remark. Places, Ser. I. 233. The Thames, there unmuddled by commerce … flowing free and pure.
1867. Miss Broughton, Not Wisely but too Well (1868), xxiv. 233. The windows [eyes] through which a very broad unmuddled intellect … shone plain.
