1. plural of mudsling; instances of throwing mud or mud-like substances, often used figuratively to mean harsh criticism or insults
Usage: informal; often used in political or social contexts

1. third-person singular present tense of mudsling; to make harsh, often unfounded attacks or insults against someone
Usage: informal; commonly used in political discourse

Examples

• The political campaign devolved into mudslings between the two candidates.
• She mudslings her opponents rather than discussing policy.
• The debate was filled with mudslings instead of substantive arguments.
• He refuses to engage in mudslings on social media.
• The tabloid mudslings celebrities without regard for accuracy.
• During the election, both sides mudslings relentlessly.
• Mudslings may damage a candidate's reputation but rarely change voters' minds.