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Meanings of mucky in anglès

(Of soil) soft and watery.

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Usage of mucky in anglès
1
She had stepped in one mucky spot and left a sharp impression.
Freckles
2
Sean spat onto the mucky snow at the side of the road.
Fresh
3
There was no way to suddenly leap up off that mucky bottom.
Acts of nature
4
She'd stepped with an inspection warrant out on to a mucky field.
The Irish Times
5
Lots of work in the mucky stuff and will be sore tomorrow.
Radio NZ
6
It moved freely, not at all like a clump of mucky carbon.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
7
I'm bound to be delayed now, for the roads will be mucky.
Tom Swift and His Motor-Cycle; Or, Fun and Adventures on the Roa...
8
Not standing knee-deep in a mucky pond with a couple of sticks.
Pressure
9
She said she was wearing wellington boots and the ground was extremely mucky.
The Irish Times
10
He was somewhere between the surface of the water and the mucky bottom.
The Tale of Snowball Lamb
11
Even the most beautiful of breeds can be a mucky pup.
The Irish Times
12
They flattened themselves on the cold, mucky ground till the headlights went by.
The wandering fire
13
You're a sleazoid with delusions of grandeur who does mucky things with ghosts.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
14
They come through showers and mucky leaves remarkably well, with a little wipe.
The Guardian
15
I guess I look a pretty mucky spectacle when I'm drunk.
Captivity
16
He came to a flat area of ground that was black and mucky.
IT
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