Mucked

All I remember about the Birkenstock Boston clogs(Opens in a new tab) I wore throughout high school is that they 1. smelled terrible and 2. were easily mucked up by puddles and ice melt, which is all to say: don't spend $140 on them.

In his speech to the event’s evening reception, author Douglas Murray said just because the Nazis had “mucked up” it should not mean other countries were prevented from feeling “pride”.

HOLLY from the purple category really mucked this one up and caused us to lose two mistakes before we finally figured it out.

The Trojans surrendered just 72 yards on the ground to the Tigers, fewer than they had allowed in all but one game (Nevada) last season, as returning players suddenly mucked up gaps in the offensive line that had sent running backs marching free in 2023.

It may also happen that your arm and elbow are placed sideways to create a protective barrier to prevent cards from being mucked by the dealer or some other kind of inconvenience from happening.

He's mucked around in our elections and European elections.

They also "mucked out" buildings and homes, stripping them down to the studs and repairing roofs.

But Mr. Hellstrom’s arrival mucked up another opportunity for ‘Lane’ to bond.

Mick Whelan, general secretary of Aslef, the train drivers’ union, said: “This is the third time in 10 years that a private company has mucked up the east coast main line.

Tampa Bay received very little from Deepwater Horizon while parts of the Atlantic coast got mucked up rather hard.

Any player who has been dealt in may request to see any hand that is eligible to participate in the showdown, even if the hand has been mucked.

He is also credited as having "mucked about" with these adaptations.

It was written by Vadim Jean and "mucked about with by Terry Pratchett".

There has been a recent trend in public cardroom rules to limit the ability of players to request to see mucked losing hands at the showdown.

Under such rules, players do not have an inherent right to view mucked hands.