mucksy (Meaning)
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mucksy (a.)
Somewhat mucky; soft, sticky, and dirty; muxy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mucksy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
mucksy Sentence Examples
- The kids mucked about in the mud, getting their clothes filthy.
- The workers mucked out the stables, removing the manure and soiled bedding.
- The scouts mucked in to help with the clean-up after the storm.
- The politician was caught mucking around with company funds.
- The hikers mucked through the swamp, their boots sinking into the boggy ground.
- The siblings mucked about in the living room, making a mess with toys and blankets.
- The children mucked up their room with food crumbs and crayons.
- The dog mucked about in the leaves, chasing squirrels and rolling around in the dirt.
- The students mucked up their science experiment, accidentally mixing up the chemicals.
- The employees mucked in to help their colleague who was struggling with a heavy workload.
FAQs About the word mucksy
Somewhat mucky; soft, sticky, and dirty; muxy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kids mucked about in the mud, getting their clothes filthy.
The workers mucked out the stables, removing the manure and soiled bedding.
The scouts mucked in to help with the clean-up after the storm.
The politician was caught mucking around with company funds.
