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Meaning of muck-a-muck
muck-a-muck
an important and often arrogant person
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
heavyweight, baron, queen, lion, magnate, king, heavy, bigwig, big gun, fat cat
nobody, lightweight, shrimp, zero, nothing, subordinate, twerp,nonentity, underling, whippersnapper
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.
