Examples of 'mucked' in a sentence
Meaning of "mucked"
To muck means to remove manure or dirt from a stable or living space, often done to clean or prepare the area for livestock. It can also refer to removing dirt or debris in a figurative sense
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- simple past tense and past participle of muck
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mucked
Some bloke gets mucked around by women.
I have been playing you and really mucked it up.
Everyone mucked in and the kitchen was abuzz.
We would be in by now if we had not mucked about.
He just mucked the stalls and went home.
That disturbance has my locators completely mucked up.
You mucked out stables for me too.
More someone who mucked around in a shop.
Mucked up school for me and everything.
There volunteers mucked out damaged homes.
Mind you do not get yourself all mucked up.
I have mucked out plenty of stables in my life.
We could have really mucked things up here.
You mucked about the whole day.
This murder has really mucked up my day.
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You sure mucked things up in your town.
Now they have gone and mucked it up.
They got mucked up on the way here.
I do not want to see you getting mucked about by.
Man has mucked up enough of the earth.
It was paradise here until you mucked it up.
You mucked your jeans again.
I scrabbled and mucked like a slave.
And mucked up your whole life.
He says we have mucked up the tape.
We would been inboard now if we have not mucked about.
Heard you mucked up back there last month.
I think maybe we both mucked things up.
You have mucked about in an intertidal salt marsh today.
I can not believe how you mucked this up.
You have mucked up the flashback.
And the organs have been mucked about with.
Everyone mucked in and got busy.
I do not wanna see you getting mucked about by.
I want the barn mucked out before nightfall.
That your stables have just been mucked out.
People hate to see it mucked up with cheap apartments.
Ever since the banks mucked.
I suppose you have mucked the sheets up as well.
Stalls still need to be mucked out.
He could have mucked up both machine and people.
Luckily the stall had already been mucked.
That has really mucked up the whole schedule.
Do not get it all mucked up.
I really mucked her around.
So things must be pretty mucked up.
They were mucked this morning.
And my paperwork got mucked up.
I have mucked out stables.
But now you have mucked it up.
