muck-a-muck (Meaning)
muck-a-muck
an important and often arrogant person
Synonyms & Antonyms of muck-a-muck
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muck-a-muck Sentence Examples
- The politicians engaged in a heated muck-a-muck over the latest scandal.
- The children had a grand time rolling around in the mud and muck-a-muck.
- The news reporters delved into the muck-a-muck of the celebrity's personal life.
- The detective sifted through the muck-a-muck of evidence to solve the crime.
- The construction site was a muddy muck-a-muck, making it difficult to navigate.
- The farmers worked tirelessly to clean up the muck-a-muck from their flooded fields.
- The environmentalists protested against the pollution that was creating a muck-a-muck in the river.
- The children's shoes were caked in muck-a-muck after their adventurous hike.
- The old farm had fallen into disrepair and was now nothing but a muck-a-muck of crumbling buildings.
- The children played in the muck-a-muck, oblivious to the onlookers' disapproval.
FAQs About the word muck-a-muck
an important and often arrogant person
heavy, baron, magnate, queen, bigwig, lion,heavyweight, king, czar, honcho
lightweight, shrimp, subordinate, nothing,nobody, zero, zilch, underling,nonentity, twerp
The politicians engaged in a heated muck-a-muck over the latest scandal.
The children had a grand time rolling around in the mud and muck-a-muck.
The news reporters delved into the muck-a-muck of the celebrity's personal life.
The detective sifted through the muck-a-muck of evidence to solve the crime.
