muckle Synonyms
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muckle Meaning
Wordnet
muckle (n)
(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
Webster
muckle (a.)
Much.
muckle Sentence Examples
- The muckle oak tree towered over the forest, its branches like a sprawling canopy.
- The muckle stone lay heavy in the meadow, a testament to the strength of the earth.
- The muckle pond shimmered in the sunlight, a sanctuary for wildlife.
- The muckle beast roared with fury, its eyes blazing with anger.
- The muckle hoard of treasure was hidden deep within the castle vaults.
- The muckle feast was a lavish affair, with delicacies from far and wide.
- The muckle warrior fought valiantly, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
- The muckle lad was strong and sturdy, a promising young blacksmith.
- The muckle house was cozy and warm, a haven from the stormy weather.
- The muckle secret was whispered in hushed tones, its weight heavy on their hearts.
FAQs About the word muckle
(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extentMuch.
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The muckle oak tree towered over the forest, its branches like a sprawling canopy.
The muckle stone lay heavy in the meadow, a testament to the strength of the earth.
The muckle pond shimmered in the sunlight, a sanctuary for wildlife.
The muckle beast roared with fury, its eyes blazing with anger.
