1. to cause to stick fast in or as if in mire; to soil with mud or mire
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The heavy rains bemired the wagon wheels in the muddy road.
• His boots were bemired from walking through the swamp.
• The carriage became bemired in the thick clay after the storm.
• Don’t bemire your clean clothes by walking through that marsh.
• The horses struggled as their hooves became bemired in the bog.
• She carefully stepped around the puddles to avoid bemiring her dress.