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Meanings of muck in English
Usage of muck in English
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.
6
And I want our people properly fed, not making do with muck!'
7
Chickens roosted on a saddle, which was flung in the stable muck.
8
He waded again through the muck of the ditch, and went on.
9
I scrambled over, crawled under, and fought my way through the muck.
10
I guess I'll go and try the mire and muck bit now-
11
There's the winter forage to bring in and the muck to spread.
12
It's not the first time Britain's notoriously muck-raking tabloids have been chastised.
13
The key things are to put in heaps and heaps of muck.
14
Harper lost a boot, struggling through the rank muck to his side.
15
He dropped back down into the squidgy muck and began to count.
16
His boots made no sound in the rotting muck of the floor.
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Muck through the time
Muck across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common