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borrar
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espifiar
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arruinar
Make a mess of, destroy or ruin.
blow
spoil
fumble
muff
fluff
bumble
bungle
bollocks
botch
bobble
Portuguese
borrar
Soil with mud, muck, or mire.
mud
muck
mire
1
True, viruses
muck
up
computers and networks, and cost a fortune in downtime.
2
If the suits want to hopelessly
muck
up
their own network, let them.
3
Just release the spray or
muck
up
the chemical balance in his Pirbuterol Acetate.
4
Rather than
muck
up
a good thing, Dearborn opted for a touchup over a makeover.
5
But it's an opportunity we could still
muck
up
.
6
But too many taxes and too confusing a code can
muck
up
a well-intentioned bill.
7
It's jewellery a mechanic could love -though axle grease might
muck
up
the works.
8
If I stayed on it, I could avoid stepping in
muck
up
to my waist.
9
The most obvious explanation was that this was someone just trying to
muck
up
my day.
10
The last thing I wanted was to
muck
up
my nice repo apron with partially-digested cauliflower.
11
The deacons must come down and
muck
up
her tunnels and chevy her deeper and deeper.
12
Another Druid would only
muck
up
the waters.
13
She'd have cleaned this
muck
up
by now.
14
It certainly wouldn't
muck
up
your vision.
15
Last year's Alice was excruciating, but the Royal and Derngate surely can't
muck
up
A Christmas Carol.
16
Astronomers are worried that it would "
muck
up
"
space.
muck
up
muck
Portuguese
borrar
meter os pés pelas mãos
trabalhar mal
foder tudo
fazer às pressas
fazer besteira
Catalan
espifiar
cagar-la
espatllar
fer barroerament
arruïnar
esguerrar
fotre
Spanish
arruinar