1. Large in size or amount; considerable.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. Much; to a great degree.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. A large amount or quantity.
Usage: Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• He earned a muckle sum of money from his business.
• That project took a muckle amount of time to complete.
• She contributed muckle to the success of the team.
• There's a muckle of work left to do before the deadline.
• The muckle house on the hill belonged to the laird.
• He's muckle taller than his brother.