muckhill Antonyms
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Meaning of muckhill
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muckhill (n)
a heap of dung or refuse
muckhill Sentence Examples
- The garden was transformed from a desolate muckhill into a thriving oasis.
- The children reveled in the muckhill, throwing mud and creating elaborate structures.
- The fetid smell emanating from the muckhill permeated the entire neighborhood.
- The farmer spread manure from the muckhill onto his fields to enrich the soil.
- The pigs wallowed contentedly in the muckhill, oblivious to the stench.
- The compost heap became an unsightly muckhill, attracting flies and other pests.
- The abandoned lot had become a breeding ground for weeds and a festering muckhill.
- The city council proposed a plan to convert the muckhill into a public park.
- The archaeologists excavated the ancient muckhill, discovering artifacts that shed light on the area's history.
- The muckhill served as a constant reminder of the consequences of neglect and waste.
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a heap of dung or refuse
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The garden was transformed from a desolate muckhill into a thriving oasis.
The children reveled in the muckhill, throwing mud and creating elaborate structures.
The fetid smell emanating from the muckhill permeated the entire neighborhood.
The farmer spread manure from the muckhill onto his fields to enrich the soil.
