muck
粪便,泥土,粪土,烂泥
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Definitions
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- : moist farmyard dung, decaying vegetable matter, etc.; manure.
- : a highly organic, dark or black soil, less than 50 percent combustible, often used as a manure.
- : mire; mud.
- : filth, dirt, or slime.
- : defamatory or sullying remarks.
- : a state of chaos or confusion: to make a muck of things.
- : Chiefly British Informal. something of no value; trash.
- : earth, rock, or other useless matter to be removed in order to get out the mineral or other substances sought.
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- : to manure.
- : to make dirty; soil.
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Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
We can’t simply step over it and put it in the past because the muck is too wide and deep.
Skim off the muck that floats to the top every now and then.
The ground simmers at our feet as little mud volcanoes disgorge piles of hot, sulfurous muck.
Torrential, incessant rain turned battlefields into muck and flooded trenches and tunnels, while bitterly cold nights brought frostbite.
Instead of taking my imagined path up the sun-dappled hillside, we trekked downhill toward the muck and tussocks of a low-lying swampy area not far from the access road.
He said he watched waste haulers back up to the pit and unleash torrents of watery muck.
After a long day of him wading and me watching him in the muck, cocktails were required.
How nice of Bob Dylan to demonstrate that over a lifetime of work, even perfection sometime runs amok into a muck.
Italy, in the muck of an economic crisis, simply cannot afford to help everyone who lands on the shores.
The cops, of course, always attend Hempfest, not to muck up the vibe but to make sure no big, important laws are being flouted.
Roly was inclined to wait for developments, but as the call to "muck-muck" was now heard on the shore, he also withdrew.