mucked (out) (Meaning)

mucked (out)

to clean (the place where a farm animal lives)

The children mucked out the horse stables every morning.
The farmer tirelessly mucked out the cow shed to maintain a clean environment.
The weary hikers mucked out their campsite before setting up their tents.
The volunteers mucked out the animal shelter to provide a comfortable space for the abandoned pets.
The house cleaner thoroughly mucked out the carpets, leaving them spotless.
The construction workers mucked out the rubble from the demolished building.
The mechanic mucked out the engine of the old car, hoping to revive it.
The firefighters furiously mucked out the debris from the collapsed house to search for survivors.
The gardeners meticulously mucked out the flower beds, preparing them for spring planting.
The archaeologists carefully mucked out the ancient ruins, uncovering hidden artifacts and insights into a forgotten civilization.

to clean (the place where a farm animal lives)

brushed, swabbed, washed, scrubbed, rinsed, shampooed, laundered, cleansed, swept,turned out

tainted, blackened, defiled, discolored, stained, polluted, muddied,spotted, begrimed, soiled

The children mucked out the horse stables every morning.

The farmer tirelessly mucked out the cow shed to maintain a clean environment.

The weary hikers mucked out their campsite before setting up their tents.

The volunteers mucked out the animal shelter to provide a comfortable space for the abandoned pets.