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Meanings of guck in English
Synonyms
Examples for "muck"
Examples for "muck"
1
I went from playing muck-around-footie to training intensely six days a week.
2
The veriest muck-worm in the market-place spat out at sight of him.
3
They are the mushroom growth of the muck-heap of the new civilization.
4
The political boss is not the unscrupulous ogre that the muck-rakers picture.
5
That they travel a great distance to gather a hot brown muck.
1
Detractors had been hurling slime since the moment the president took office.
2
The river has only black depths where one rots in the slime.
3
The river monsters along the river's marge lay dormant in the slime.
4
Hagfish are also known as slime eels, thought they are not eels.
5
In fact that slime ball made Wallace look like Martin Luther King.
1
At least I could hear again; Gretchen's purple goo had worked well.
2
It had the best puzzles, the best lines, you had the goo.
3
But the toxic goo is also a hallucinogen, albeit a dangerous one.
4
Within minutes, it was nothing more than a pool of greenish goo.
5
Brown goo dribbled out of this new appendage in a constant stream.
1
Also written ooze, Mrs Quirk's word is still common in rural Scotland.
2
The icy waters, the ooze and mud of the river seemed preferable.
3
Mr Livingstone's statements and unapologetic stances ooze contempt for the Jewish community.
4
Though the ooze was soft the bird did not sink into it.
5
My fist sank through the shell; a cold, sticky ooze spurted out.
1
Moreover, different hydrogenotrophic methanogens were found specifically to the different sludge sources.
2
Investment banks in particular look eager to scoop up the mortgage sludge.
3
Given the choice between toxic mud and sand, they picked the sludge.
4
Treated sludge is often stored in ponds where the water eventually evaporates.
5
But war zones are only one application for the bacteria-based sludge removers.
1
Overall, however, this yo-yos between bland and big mouthfuls of unpalatable gunk.
2
You look at this and it is just the most unappetising gunk.
3
The green gunk was pushing up near the top of the bucket.
4
The first thing he pulled out was a lump of white gunk.
5
Nice foliage, lovely wildlife, great poetry etc, pity about the gunk.
1
So fill up some paintballs with bomb-detecting goop and fire away, right?
2
Clarence examined the green goop falling in clumps and nodded his approval.
3
In the towers, the heavy bottoms would cake up into solid goop.
4
Aloe barbadensis A fancy name for the goop inside an aloe leaf.
5
She smeared the Icy Hot goop from her hand onto his.
1
Fury's talk of gook ears and land mines had brought it on.
2
It's a good thing I kind of understand the technical gobbledy- gook.
3
He looked at the bowl of meatball gook and scratched his head.
4
Your fuel filter was full of gook from a filthy gas tank.
5
Cornelius had just caught a whiff of gook Camels, those bitter NVA cigarettes.
Usage of guck in English
1
And then you're stuck down inside all that guck, and it's awful.
2
My palm had a huge red welt, oozing and smoking with yellow guck.
3
She thought of the green guck with a shudder.
4
I made a sound like "Guck," and made myself close my eyes tight.
5
Picture the cavemen, he'd say, firing away, and the tyrannosauruses all gucked up in the oil puddles.