noun
- wet, sticky dirt or filth
- animal waste used as fertilizer
verb
- to make dirty or messy
- to remove muck or dirt from something
Examples
- The horses’ hooves were covered in muck from the muddy field.
- Farmers spread muck on their fields to improve the soil.
- Don’t muck up your clean clothes by playing in the dirt.
- We need to muck out the barn before the new animals arrive.
- The construction site was full of muck after the heavy rain.
- She mucked around in the garden all afternoon.
- The stable boy had to muck the stalls every morning.