1. mire

noun. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) A soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot.
Synonyms
morass peat bog slack bog quagmire quag
Antonyms
dirtiness tidy decent fair nice
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)
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2. mire

verb. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) Entrap.
Synonyms
involve entangle
Antonyms
obviate exclude lack
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)

3. mire

verb. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) Soil with mud, muck, or mire.
Synonyms
dirty grime colly muck up begrime bemire muck mud soil
Antonyms
clean amicable cleanness succeed increase
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)

4. mire

noun. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) Deep soft mud in water or slush.
Synonyms
mud slop clay
Antonyms
antiseptic incorrupt legal calm
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)

5. mire

noun. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) A difficulty or embarrassment that is hard to extricate yourself from.
Synonyms
difficulty
Antonyms
pure legible
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)

6. mire

verb. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) Be unable to move further.
Synonyms
bog down stand still get stuck grind to a halt
Antonyms
move strengthen tightness dehydrate tense
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)

7. mire

verb. (ˈmaɪr, ˈmaɪɝ) Cause to get stuck as if in a mire.
Synonyms
get stuck grind to a halt bog down
Antonyms
diligent stiffen running starve
Etymology
mire (English)
mýrr (Old Norse)
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