How to Use muck in a Sentence
- Clean that muck off your shoes.
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He’s done with the muck and the posers, done with Love.
—Quinci Legardye, Marie Claire, 29 Oct. 2021
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Be prepared to work through the muck of the challenges.
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They're built for trudging around in the muck and snow.
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The main foes during the massive cleanup: muck, mud and sewage.
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Goldie Hawn isn't afraid to get into the muck of things for a good cause!
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Don’t let yourself get caught up in the muck and gunk of the present moment.
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And so our job is to get out of that muck and to get back on our feet, making the case.
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At 27 years old, Creevy might be more mature but is still best in the muck.
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In the autumn light, the contrast between the furrows of muck and the lime oceans of cane glow.
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The future is always cloudy, and new variants add a lot of muck to the mix.
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Mud streaked with mining muck clotted the soles of our boots.
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No, make that primeval — the sound of a band emerging out of the tar pits, busting from the muck, reborn.
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Even their four-wheel-drive trucks were coated in muck.
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All that kept Brown out of the muck Wednesday was a wisp of air that paragliders call bug farts.
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His boat pressed on through the shallows and toward the muck and mud of the expanding shore.
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Newcastle, after years in the muck, is back among the top flight’s elite.
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Then the movie puts you inside and gets you down into the muck of killing his childhood.
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The calf harness laces and snaps around your leg so the boot moves with you, and Lacrosse’s Air-Grip outsole sheds muck.
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The dolls appear, one by one, coated in sand and muck and seaweed.
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There were also reports of deer getting stuck in the muck.
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Yet Desus and Mero should always be wallowing in the muck.
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Both teams can’t afford a loss as the Browns’ season is on life support at 3-6 and the Bills are in the wild card muck at 6-3.
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In the muck, Carla Neal found her great-grandfather’s fishing pole that used to hang over the door of the shop.
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Their boots left footprints in the half-inch layer of muck covering the floor.
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Large floating algal mats appeared on top of the water and the floor went from sand to muck.
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Their feet began to slip in the mud, their shoes became weighted with muck and stuck in the ground with each step.
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Along with the muck emerged something strange: the remains of a dark, shiny animal with short legs.
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Pigs played in the muck; sows rested in shaded bedding.
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And everything is covered in thick, gray muck, much of which has dried and chipped and turned dusty.
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And any chef will tell you to treat it simply and not muck it up.
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At 6 months, nurture just hasn’t had time to muck things up.
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The students muck the horses' stalls, feed goats and plant seeds for a garden.
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Salpointe will try to muck it up and make teams work for baskets.
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The Supreme Court does not muck around with Tax Court decisions very much.
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Even a Utopian might start to feel the future is out of our hands, that the tank has already turned to muck.
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And yet, the automobile didn't need hay or to have its stall mucked.
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Lauko is cut from the same cloth as many fourth-line grinders, with his propensity to muck things up down low.
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That the United States has been mucking around in Laos and Cambodia for a long, long time.
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And perhaps the best way to tackle the hype cycle is to muck it all up and embrace the confusion.
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Getty Dads: always mucking things up so that moms have to swoop in and fix them.
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More than anything, Sacks wanted to muck around in the wilderness of the mind that so few have yet to fully explore.
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At least part of the movie was filmed in Boston, which must have been a nice break for Zendaya after mucking about in the sand for Dune.
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And the smallest unforeseen detail can muck something up at the last minute.
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Deeper lugs are better at biting into the ground but could hang on to mud and muck if the lugs aren’t spaced far enough apart.
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That, in its own turn, meant mucking about with suction cups and other tools that could hold up against the water.
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That, in its own turn, meant mucking about with suction cups and other tools that could hold up against the water.
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The two sets of parents can't help but muck things up, especially when the young couple have twins.
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Then humans came and mucked it up by making poor choices.
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Then suddenly this force walks in, and Cassian Andor tries to muck the whole thing up.
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There is just one tendril of brain tissue that can be seen from outside the body without any mucking about of this sort.
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There seemed to be concern that tacking on amendments would muck that agreement up, Grant said.
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Over here, Alex Killorn, whose mucking in the corner freed the puck and initiated the sequence that led to the tying goal.
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While the personnel has changed, the identity hasn’t, as the Grizz are still mucking things up and slowing their opponents down to a halt.
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He's mucked around in our elections and European elections.
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This to me has always been the true promise of the cloud, not having to muck with virtual machines or installing libraries.
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But the soil is still too squishy to risk mucking around and begin direct sowing or even planting vegetable starts.
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Yet the Ohio House of Representatives still managed on Thursday to muck this up.
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Keep dirty shoes from mucking things up by placing them in shoes bags or shower caps, which are available at most hotels.
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But here’s the thing: Blizzard really has mucked things up at a very inopportune time.
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