Muck is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUCK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to manure with dung
• spread manure on (land)
• To manure with muck.
• remove muck, clear away muck, as in a mine
• spread manure, as for fertilization
• soil with mud, muck, or mire
• remove manure and other dirt from a horse's stable or other animal's dwelling
NOUN:
• dirt, rubbish, or waste matter
• farmyard manure, widely used as fertilizer
• something regarded as distasteful, unpleasant, or of poor quality
• dirt, filth
• Dung in a moist state; manure.
• Vegetable mold mixed with earth, as found in low, damp places and swamps.
• Anything filthy or vile.
• Money; -- in contempt.
• any thick, viscous matter
• fecal matter of animals
ADJECTIVE:
• Like muck; mucky; also, used in collecting or distributing muck; as, a muck fork.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fertilize with manure
• abbreviation of Amuck.

Words related to MUCK

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Words that contain MUCK

amuck13 mucks13 mucky16 amucks14 mucked15 mucker14 muckle14 shmuck17 muckers15 muckier15 muckily18 mucking16 muckles15 schmuck20 shmucks18 shmucky21 muckler15 chipmuck23 muckered17 muckheap21 muckiest16 muckluck22 muckrake20 muckworm21 schmucks21 schmucky24 mucklest16 chipmucks24 mallemuck19 muckamuck25 muckender18 muckering18 muckerish20 muckheaps22 muckiness17 mucklucks23 muckraked22 muckraker21 muckrakes21 mucksweat20 muckworms22 muckymuck28 schmucked23 shmuckier20 mallemucks20 muckamucks26 muckenders19 muckrakers22 muckraking23 muckspread21 mucksweats21 muckymucks29 schmuckier23 schmucking24 shmuckiest21 muckamucked28 muckinesses19 muckrakings24 muckspreads22 schmuckiest24 muckamucking29 muckspreader23 muckspreaders24 muckspreading25

How to use MUCK in a sentence

• If you are going to continue to muck around, at least give me a couple of stories.
• Wessner lifted the face of a whipped cur, and fearing further punishment, burst into shivering sobs, while the tears washed tiny rivulets through the blood and muck.
• The outer limbs were on them when they saw Freckles hurl the Angel, face down, in the muck, as far from him as he could send her.
• Duncan fell on his knees beside her and tore the muck from underneath her with his hands.
• Not only was sand freely mixed with the mud, or muck, but sea-weed in large quantities was laid near the surface, and finally covered with the soil.
• But the men scrambled to their places again, the medicine chest was replaced, and Muck Tu, the Esquimau dog-master, whipped forward his dogs.
• But now, for the moment, the men, after going over the same ground seven times, were used up, and Muck Tu could no longer whip the dogs to their work.
• Not Muck Tu, the dog-master, had his Ostiaks more completely under his control than he his men.
• After that, somewhere along in the spring or summer, a hole is burned in the frozen muck.
• In the middle of the square was a huge muck heap, covered with patches of melting snow.
• After the installation of the permanent plant, most of the muck was handled by steam shovels.
• This arrangement, although requiring a large amount of timber for the track, permitted the muck to be carried out on the low-level track without interference.
• Loved you with all my heart, with all that poor old Stefani had fashioned out of muck and clay.
• The pen, too, was knee-deep in soft muck and was as dark as a dungeon.
• There are people who think that because a man farms his own land, he must be always in the muck.
• They had to go slowly because of the weight of the water above them, and because they might at any minute step into some muck hole and sink down.
• Farther and farther they went into the muck until it seemed that the nose of the submarine must be free.
• The land here was higher and dry, and black muck of the same depth as on the drowned land to the south.
• The forms where the men had lain in the soft black muck behind the spoil bank were still sharply defined.
• Higgins and Blease returned soon afterward, each reporting that the guards to the northward had departed, apparently in the same hurried fashion as those on the muck land.
• Again he scanned the muck land and its boundaries without result.
• You must do the thinking, and tell him which is muck, and which is only sand and dirt.
• Throw the muck on one side, and the sand on the other.
• Society, made accurate analyses of 33 samples of peat and muck sent him by gentlemen from different parts of the State.
• In point of fact, I suppose muck, when dug fresh from the swamp, contains no ammonia.
• Above all I would have it understood that the chateau was first occupied by General von Muck and his staff.
• The lake appeared to be getting thicker with that floating muck and we could not raise a fish.
• This, at Batavia, was called running a muck, or amocke, and frequently happened there, but was the first instance of the kind known at the Cape.
• There was no mistake about small particles of black swamp muck adhering to the sides of the tree.
• The land is composed of a mass of muck, often ten feet deep and inexhaustible, and never suffers from drought.

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