单词 | mucky |
释义 | muckyadjective ˈmə-kē muckier; muckiest 1 : consisting of, marked by, or full of mud or muck the mucky bottom of a pond The ground was mucky and full of stagnant puddles. James Alexander Thom 2 a : covered in dirt or gunk : dirty, filthy mucky boots b : offensive to the senses : disagreeable, unpleasant … the pretense that the picture is about decent people caught in a mucky world … Stanley Kauffmann c : muggy, humid In the early evening … a thunderstorm rolled through, cleaning out the mucky air. Rick Steves d : murky, clouded … the mucky floodwaters crawled through her home. Dug Begley and Maggie Gordon muckiness noun Hardy bulbs hate soppy living conditions and will rot if left sitting in water. They'll tolerate cold far better than muckiness. Mary Robson mucky adjective1 as in muddy full of or covered with soft wet earth the ground was very mucky after a night of pouring rain Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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2 as in filthy not clean only too happy to remove those old mucky clothes Synonyms & Similar Words
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