Synonym: dirt, filth, mire, rot, slime. Similar words: amuck, muckraker, much, so much, as much, how much, as much as, much less. Meaning: [mʌk] 
n. 1. any thick messy substance 2. fecal matter of animals. v. 1. remove muck, clear away muck, as in a mine 2. spread manure, as for fertilization 3. soil with mud, muck, or mire.
n. 1. any thick messy substance 2. fecal matter of animals. v. 1. remove muck, clear away muck, as in a mine 2. spread manure, as for fertilization 3. soil with mud, muck, or mire. 
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91. Here's how to muck out.
92. Don't muck about with things you don't understand.
93. He stamped off to muck out the pigsty.
94. I want to see some muck up design first.
95. He could smell muck and clean fresh hay.
96. He hasn't eaten anything for days. And are you surprised, when this muck is all I have to give him?
97. One could no more do that than one could roll up one's sleeves and go down into the muck.
98. This approach makes it a bit easier to get started because there's no need to muck around with the classpath.
99. He fall down and come home with his clothes all muck up.
100. Malibu's trunk suffers from the GM - typical small opening, but it counters with a nice trunk lid liner and a grab handle, so you don't have to muck up your paws to shut the trunk.
101. By way of demarcating the difference, Roosevelt spoke of "The Pilgrim's Progress" and the figure in it known as the man with the muck rake.
102. Children will want to muck about but tell them straight off that it isn't very polite.
103. "I do still muck about here sometimes," he said, but I wasn't sure how often that might be.
104. The storm inflicted the worst flooding the island has seen in at least a half-century, submerging large swaths of farmland in chocolate-brown muck and swamping city streets.
105. Your behavior is causing our reputation to be dragged through the muck.
106. The vacuum degrees in drainage and muck both decrease with the depth, and the decrease speed of the vacuum degree in the drainage has a close relation with the properties of the muck around it.
107. But he also finds other vantage points from which to gaze at the heaving muck of New York, most memorably Manhattan's municipal courthouse.
108. This was normal child development and you soon trusted that your child wouldn't touch the stove, muck about in the flowerpots or bite the cat.
109. The script is utterly banal. It is incredible that human minds can put such muck on to paper.
110. The earth reclamation with marine muck filled through blowpipe has been the main technical method of ground development in Shenzhen region.
111. If I was a racist, I wouldn't be training you,[http://sentencedict.com/muck.html] you stupid muck - shoveling Mick.
112. Clean your shoes on the mat, or you'll muck up the floor.
113. He stood a moment irresolutely prodding the muck in the ditch.
114. Ian was never afraid to take his coat off and muck in with everybody else.
115. If we all muck in we'll soon finish the job.
116. Scientists, historians and the like need to muck around in libraries and laboratories to achieve their results, but concepts can be analysed in the armchair.
117. But the clear signal of the Roberts Court is that any reform designed to muck about with whatever wealth wants is constitutionally suspect.
118. And Irish children would carry them as they went from house to house begging for food for the village Halloween festival that honored the Druid god Muck Olla.
119. Clumsy Sims muck up both precious and every day moments in life with shaddy footwork and poor planning.
120. With a bit of luck I'll win enough to fly away to Las Vegas, and won't muck up the scenery ever again.
More similar words: amuck, muckraker, much, so much, as much, how much, as much as, much less, much more, not much of a, make much of, nothing much, pretty much, so much so that, as much as possible, puck, luck, buck, ruck, duck, suck, tuck, fuck, stuck, lucky, pluck, chuck, truck, plucky, ruck up.