mudhead
mudhead noun: a dedicated participant in multi-user dungeons.
Noun
mudhead (plural mudheads)
- A dedicated participant in multi-user dungeons.
- […] true mudheads sometimes spent so much time at it that they lost jobs, alienated friends, and failed to obtain academic degrees in the quest to attain wizard status.1997, Stuart Berg Flexner, Anne H. Soukhanov, Speaking Freely, page 72
- “Is anybody still playing it now? On the Internet, I mean.”
“I doubt it. Real MUDheads were so offended by it that they sabotaged the games and spammed the players […]2016, Jeffery Deaver, The Blue Nowhere, page 104
Forms of mudhead
| plural | mudheads |
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Origin of mudhead
From MUD + -head.
Questions about mudhead
- What does mudhead mean?
- Mudhead means a dedicated participant in multi-user dungeons.
- What part of speech is mudhead?
- Mudhead is a noun.
- What is the plural of mudhead?
- The plural of mudhead is mudheads.
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