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Meaning of muck
The primary meaning of the word "muck" is related to a soft, wet, and dirty or filthy substance.
Etymology of muck
The word "muck" has its origins in the Middle English period, derived from the Old English and Old Norse words for "soft" or "wet" earth or soil, and has been used since the 14th century to describe dirty or filthy substances, and later to describe situations of confusion or disorder.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A soft, wet, and dirty or filthy substance, especially one resulting from decay or pollution
- A situation of confusion, disorder, or corruption
Usage Examples
- The farmer had to wade through the muck in the field to reach the other side
- The city's waterways were filled with muck and pollution from the factories
- The scandal brought a lot of muck to the surface, revealing deep-seated corruption
Antonyms
cleanliness
purity
clarity
order
tidiness
neatness
precision
elegance
refinement
sophistication
perfection
immaculateness
spotlessness
freshness
crispness
cleanliness
hygiene
sanitation
purity
innocence