There was muck everywhere.
That novel is sheer muck.
Oh, muck him to deepest hell.
The farmers muck their orchards each year.
Money is like muck,not good except it be spread.
I'll have to scrub off all the oil muck.
Do you call that food? I'm not eating that muck!
The last book he wrote was sheer muck.
Don' t make a muck of the dictionary. It is newly bought.
He stood a moment irresolutely prodding the muck in the ditch.
Clean your shoes on the mat, or you'll muck up the floor.
One could no more do that than one could roll up one's sleeves and go down into the muck.
But he also finds other vantage points from which to gaze at the heaving muck of New York, most memorably Manhattan's municipal courthouse.
But the clear signal of the Roberts Court is that any reform designed to muck about with whatever wealth wants is constitutionally suspect.
Undeterred, he founded I.F. Stone’s Weekly, a muck-raking journal that D.D. Guttenplan, his biographer, describes as the longest essay in single-handed journalism in American history.
But if they remain impenitent and keep up their wrongdoing, the people of China, having reached the end of their forbearance, will dump them on the muck heap and then it will be too late for repentance.
I step outside the house and nothing can stop me-the late season snowstorm, the puddle of standing water at the bottom of my porch steps that will never evaporate, the mud and muck this season brings.
