turbidly

The heat charred the flesh of anyone close at hand and made the Slith boil turbidly in its banks.

The tawny flood, rolling turbidly through the wild red jungles of Roo on its way to the great southern ocean, was a majestic sight.

Schumann wrote that in a true quartet "everyone has something to say ... a conversation, often truly beautiful, often oddly and turbidly woven, among four people."

In part it was murkily transparent, in part greenishly translucent, in part turbidly opaque; but in all it was intrinsically horrible.

The snow, it is true, ceased to fall, and the pack ice off the shore grew thinner, also the rivers began to run turbidly, filled with brine rather than water, and the trees of the woods appeared again out of their white beds, blackened and dead, for the most part.