muck (out) (Meaning)

muck (out)

to clean (the place where a farm animal lives)

The barn was a mess, so I hired a team to muck it out.
The horses were restless because their stalls needed to be mucked out.
The pigsty was so dirty that it took me hours to muck it out.
Mucking out the chicken coop was a disgusting but necessary chore.
The farmer mucked out the cow stalls every morning before milking the cows.
The zookeepers had to muck out the elephant enclosure several times a day.
The cleaning staff mucked out the public restrooms regularly to keep them sanitary.
The hikers had to muck out their boots after walking through the muddy trail.
The firefighters mucked out the debris from the burned-down house.
The construction workers mucked out the dirt and rubble from the excavation site.

to clean (the place where a farm animal lives)

clean, sponge, shampoo, launder, scour, deterge, brush, dust, mop, rinse

pollute,muddy, taint, soil, spot, discolor, dirty,begrime, blacken, defile

The barn was a mess, so I hired a team to muck it out.

The horses were restless because their stalls needed to be mucked out.

The pigsty was so dirty that it took me hours to muck it out.

Mucking out the chicken coop was a disgusting but necessary chore.