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muck Definition and Meaning in English (muck definition)

noun
Synonyms:dirtfilthgrime
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Muck definition: Muck refers to dirt, filth, or refuse, particularly wet animal waste or decaying organic material.

Definitions of Muck

  1. 1noun

    Muck refers to dirt, filth, or refuse, particularly wet animal waste or decaying organic material.

  2. 2verb

    To muck means to remove dirt, filth, or refuse from a specific area or place.

  3. 3verb(informal)

    To muck up means to spoil, ruin, or make a complete mess of something.

Example Sentences

casual

“The farmer had to clear the muck out of the pigsty every morning.”

casual

“Don't muck up your new shoes in the mud.”

casual

“He managed to muck up the entire project with his carelessness.”

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past tensemucked
present participlemucking
agent nounmucker
adjectivemucky

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Muck definition: Muck refers to dirt, filth, or refuse, particularly wet animal waste or decaying organic material.
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'Muck' translates to 'muck' in English. Muck definition: Muck refers to dirt, filth, or refuse, particularly wet animal waste or decaying organic material.
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