mud guard

He approached the woman on a white bike with no rear mud guard, before cycling off towards Wanstead tube station.

"The original front mud guard was completely rotten, which was a challenge to repair," Mr Shepherd said.

"I just felt we came out with our foot in the mud," guard Rasheed Sulaimon said.

Meetings had followed, and riots, with an occasional bloody conflict with the "mud guard" of Pennsylvania.

Mud′-fish, a fish which burrows in the mud; Mud′-flat, a muddy strip of shore submerged at high tide; Mud′-guard, the dash-board of a carriage; Mud′-hole, a place full of mud: an orifice in the bottom of a boiler where the sediment is collected; Mud′-lark, a man who cleans public sewers or who picks up a living along the banks of tidal rivers: a street-arab; Mud′-wall, a wall composed of mud, or one in which mud is used in place of mortar: the bee-eater.