Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
muck
noun & verb
/mʌk/

Definition
A wet, soft mass of dirt or refuse.

Examples
- After the heavy rain, the farm was covered in muck.
- She had to muck out the stables before starting her work.
- The children loved to play in the muck after the downpour.

Meaning
Muck refers to a soft, often muddy mixture of dirt, waste, or organic matter. It is commonly associated with pollution or spoiling materials, making it unpleasant and messy.

Synonyms
- mud
- sludge
- dirt
- filth
- mess