muck
noun(muck)
soft moist farmyard manure
muck
noun(muck)
slimy dirt or filth
muck
noun(muck)
defamatory remarks or writings
muck
verb(muck)
to clean up; especially : to clear of manure or filth —usually used with out
muck
verb(muck)
to clear of muck
muck
verb(muck)
to dress (something, such as soil) with muck
muck
verb(muck)
to make a mess of : bungle, spoil
muck
phrasal verb(muck)
to spend time doing things that are not useful or serious : to waste time
muck
phrasal verb(muck)
to be unfair or dishonest with (someone) : to lie to or cheat (someone)
muck
idiom(muck)
to use or do (something) in a way that is not very serious
muck
phrasal verb(muck)
to help out especially by doing work
muck
phrasal verb(muck)
to clean (the place where a farm animal lives) : to remove animal waste and dirty hay, sawdust, etc., from (a place, such as a barn)
muck
noun(muck)
muckety-muck
muck
noun(muck)
an important and often arrogant person
muck
idiom(muck)
to do (something) badly or with many mistakes