not clear at all · confusing and hard to understand
Ever been in a meeting where someone explains something so complicated that you leave feeling more confused than when you started? 🤯 Or maybe your friend tried to explain a new game, and you just stared blankly? This is the perfect sarcastic comeback!
When would you most likely use "clear as mud"? A. ☀️ When the sky is perfectly blue and cloudless. B. 📚 When a professor explains a complex theory in a very confusing way. C. 🎁 When you easily understand the instructions for assembling new furniture.
✨ This expression is typically used when you find something utterly confusing, often with a hint of sarcasm or humor. It literally means the opposite of 'clear as crystal'! You can say it directly, "That's clear as mud," or ask, "Is that clear as mud?" (expecting a 'no').