muck
//mʌk//
Noun
muckSingular
mucksPlural
1
Dirt, filth, or waste matter, especially farmyard manure or decaying organic material.
The farmer spread muck on the fields to fertilize the soil.
2
Something regarded as worthless or unpleasant.
I can't believe people actually watch this muck on TV.
Antonym
Verb
muckInfinitive
muckPresent tense
muckedPast tense
muckedPast participle
muckingPresent participle
mucksThird-person singular
1
To spread manure on land.
The farmer mucked the fields before planting.
2
To make dirty or messy.
Don't muck up the kitchen floor with your muddy boots.
3
To remove manure and other waste from a stable or barn (often used with 'out').
I need to muck out the stable before the horses come back.