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Muck

Muck meaning

Slimy mud, sludge. | Soft (or slimy) manure. | Anything filthy or vile. Dirt; something that makes another thing dirty.

Example sentences (20)

As you know, stuff like that isn’t really Gordon’s forte although he will muck in and do the jobs he is instructed to do.

Bushkill Park is left with mud and muck on Sunday afternoon, July, 17, 2023.

But some concert goers *had* to get gone before the roads officially reopenedDiplo and Chris Rock famously hitchhiked their way out of the muck.

But they were good enough to be part of the playoff muck, which is what the grouping had become in the West, and end up on top of the Central Division.

Muck from algae is visible on a paddle by a Cape Cod body of water.

Sailors were tossed or forced to jump into the oily muck below, and Potts and his fellow sailors pulled some to safety in their boat.

That’s asking for trouble; whatever I say someone will have heard of it, and will think it’s as common as muck.

The investigation continues to try to find the person or persons who stole the vehicle and left it abandoned in the muck.

Thirteen years after a kayaker reported stepping into a stinging patch of muck in the Congaree River, contractors have cleaned up the toxic mess that covered a stretch of the river bottom below the Gervais Street bridge in Columbia, South Carolina.

This Worx power washer’s five-in-one nozzle switches between five different levels of intensity, meaning it can tackle the toughest of muck and water your delicate flowers.

Those who traveled to the annual event in RVs were unable to drive through the muck.

Unexpected visitors will create some extra chores for you but everyone will be happy to muck in and make it easier.

Witness video showed a huge wave of dirt, water and debris toppling a gate and residents running away as the muck rushed down a city street; other videos showed thick mud coursing through the river banks that pass through town.

A handy gift when wading into the muck.

Choosing this for a career and dealing with all the (muck) that comes with it?

Don't muck about if arguments over money are a common occurrence.

Expecting your own parents to muck in for free just feels like pushing the same problem back for another generation to deal with; it’s also a personal solution to a collective problem.

Frequent deep cleaning is required to keep the muck at bay.

It helps that Kit Harington's Henry Muck—an equally vacant but richer and more entitled version of Rob—was introduced as Yasmin's new love interest.

I was sitting about 10 feet from the floor; even if a UVA player had not grabbed the rebound, the cluster muck to get the ball would have easily drained a few precious seconds more of clock.