Definition of mucky in English:

mucky

adjectivemuckiest, muckier ˈmʌkiˈməki

1Covered with dirt or filth.
he took off his mucky boots
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't know what I'd do without mine, as my back window gets terribly mucky in rainy weather.
- Tash had been right; they were unlikely to come across anyone in these deserted side-ways, yet they weren't dirty or mucky like the alleys of the city.
- Sunlight swarms through and over the pale-green saw grass, plays along the surface, dives down to the dark, mucky bottom, and spreads back up to engulf our little group.
- She is fascinated, for example, by the smell of men - ‘their work clothes and tools and tobacco and mucky boots and sour-cheese socks.’
- The ground looked good from the beginning though and even on the mucky entrance to the course carloads of immaculately-dressed beauties were everywhere.
- The driver's side window opened, which allowed more water to pour into the car and also make it sink further into the mucky bottom of the ditch.
- Muttering and cursing to herself she pulls herself upright and finds that her trousers are covered in mucky water from a bowl that has been left on the floor.
- A number of elderly supporters failed to hold their footing and had to be assisted back up off the mucky ground with their clothing clearly soiled.
- Show officials, stewards, judges and workers were in abundance and the hands-on people could easily be recognised by their mucky boots and ill-fitting, handed down bowler hats.
- Whether going forward or in defence these three were everywhere, covering every mucky blade of grass.
- In mucky work boots and jeans he marched across the carpet of York model agency, sat down in front of the stunning blonde who ran the show and said defiantly: ‘I want you to turn me into a male model.’
- Across the mucky yard what can only be described as a run down shed, with a tarpaulin roof and a piece of pallet for a gate, was home to four Alsatians.
- We crawled forward through the slimy, mucky, mass.
- There was a field beside the road, half mucky dirt and clods, and half graying grass struggling for vitality.
- As a child, we had them for particularly rainy days walking to school when, because of their nature, we could splash in puddles with impunity and squelch our way through mucky grass verges.
- The morning light was diffused to a mucky orange by the pollution of the shuddering city.
- I was walking down the main street and I saw a duck eating a dirty, mucky wet leaf - the poor things are not finding food.
- The bus hurtled by, spraying a mucky puddle over my shoes.
- A million pot-holes, mucky streets, traffic jams topped by heavy showers ensure a two-hour drive to the nearest mall.
- I stood up and kicked some dirt, it formed a mucky cloud.
Synonyms
dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, mud-caked, grubby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, begrimed, bespattered, befouled, polluted, squalid, insanitary
informal cruddy, grungy, yucky, icky, gloopy, crummy
British informal manky, gungy, grotty
Northern Irish informal bogging
Australian/New Zealand informal scungy
literary besmirched
rare feculent
1. 1.1informal Corrupt or sordid.
  a mucky mix of political wheeler-dealing and multinational corruption
  Example sentencesExamples
  Daily life and work is becoming ensnared in the undercurrents of mucky politics that pervades almost every aspect of work life.
  Let us escape from the mucky world of politics for a day and enjoy the cleaner healthier world of heavy engineering.
  Through it all, there have been two constants: the Queen is pragmatic and restrained, and the media is all over every mucky story.
  Still, at least we can rely on Richard Curtis to sparkle fairy dust on the mucky world of politics - he's writing a screenplay about the G8 summit.
  Synonyms
  dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, grubby, shabby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, squalid, flea-bitten, slummy
2. 1.2British informal Mildly pornographic.
  mucky books
  Example sentencesExamples
  Can we expect any more mucky animal porn tasks in this new series?
  Angel told the Greenock Telegraph that she had already had some enquiries, although a number were a bit mucky.
  There, 5.3 million home Net users spent more than an hour visiting hot sites, while the research found that 40 per cent of Spanish home Net users visited a mucky site in June.
  Xinhua, China's official news agency, reports that one of its staffers was offered mucky clips as a purchase incentive when he asked for a demo of the video.
  A Californian pornographer is suing Google for copyright infringement alleging the search engine's image search is giving people free peeks at its mucky pictures.
  However, last week an ecclesiastical court gave the go-ahead - just as long as the masts met safety guidelines and weren't used to carry mucky material.
  He was accused of accessing mucky pictures and the website of a Las Vegas escort agency.
  During that time it attracted some 16,000 hits as punters paid to watch mucky movies.
  On Fox, which liked to test the limits of acceptability on mainstream US TV, the series was permitted to poke about in mucky areas from which other networks would have shied away.
  He has announced that the company wants the public to send in its homemade videos - and he doesn't mind how mucky they are.
  On the first page of Allison's Awakening, one of the mucky books on my bedside shelf, the publishers warn that ‘this book is a work of fiction.’

Derivatives

muckiness

noun ˈmʌkɪnəsˈməkinəs

Rather, it appeals to those who revel in the muckiness of oil paint.
Example sentencesExamples
- But he has an eye for human behaviour, in all its muckiness, that is totally clear.
- Smiley is matter-of-fact about the muckiness of farm life: castrating piglets, spreading dangerous chemicals and eternal scrubbing.
- The muckiness is intensified on warmer days when the snow and ice melts into a brown slush.
- Amongst the muckiness of poverty, walking past shops with aisles of dusty goods, along an empty road, I come across a man whistling.

Rhymes

clucky, ducky, happy-go-lucky, Kentucky, lucky, plucky, yucky

Definition of mucky in US English:

mucky

adjectiveˈməkiˈməkē

Covered with or consisting of dirt or filth.
guests carried their food on trays to mucky tables
Example sentencesExamples
- Whether going forward or in defence these three were everywhere, covering every mucky blade of grass.
- Muttering and cursing to herself she pulls herself upright and finds that her trousers are covered in mucky water from a bowl that has been left on the floor.
- There was a field beside the road, half mucky dirt and clods, and half graying grass struggling for vitality.
- Show officials, stewards, judges and workers were in abundance and the hands-on people could easily be recognised by their mucky boots and ill-fitting, handed down bowler hats.
- She is fascinated, for example, by the smell of men - ‘their work clothes and tools and tobacco and mucky boots and sour-cheese socks.’
- Across the mucky yard what can only be described as a run down shed, with a tarpaulin roof and a piece of pallet for a gate, was home to four Alsatians.
- I don't know what I'd do without mine, as my back window gets terribly mucky in rainy weather.
- In mucky work boots and jeans he marched across the carpet of York model agency, sat down in front of the stunning blonde who ran the show and said defiantly: ‘I want you to turn me into a male model.’
- The ground looked good from the beginning though and even on the mucky entrance to the course carloads of immaculately-dressed beauties were everywhere.
- A number of elderly supporters failed to hold their footing and had to be assisted back up off the mucky ground with their clothing clearly soiled.
- The driver's side window opened, which allowed more water to pour into the car and also make it sink further into the mucky bottom of the ditch.
- The bus hurtled by, spraying a mucky puddle over my shoes.
- I was walking down the main street and I saw a duck eating a dirty, mucky wet leaf - the poor things are not finding food.
- Sunlight swarms through and over the pale-green saw grass, plays along the surface, dives down to the dark, mucky bottom, and spreads back up to engulf our little group.
- Tash had been right; they were unlikely to come across anyone in these deserted side-ways, yet they weren't dirty or mucky like the alleys of the city.
- As a child, we had them for particularly rainy days walking to school when, because of their nature, we could splash in puddles with impunity and squelch our way through mucky grass verges.
- A million pot-holes, mucky streets, traffic jams topped by heavy showers ensure a two-hour drive to the nearest mall.
- I stood up and kicked some dirt, it formed a mucky cloud.
- The morning light was diffused to a mucky orange by the pollution of the shuddering city.
- We crawled forward through the slimy, mucky, mass.
Synonyms
dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, mud-caked, grubby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, begrimed, bespattered, befouled, polluted, squalid, insanitary

单词	mucky
释义	Definition of mucky in English: mucky adjectivemuckiest, muckier ˈmʌkiˈməki 1Covered with dirt or filth. he took off his mucky boots Example sentencesExamples I don't know what I'd do without mine, as my back window gets terribly mucky in rainy weather. Tash had been right; they were unlikely to come across anyone in these deserted side-ways, yet they weren't dirty or mucky like the alleys of the city. Sunlight swarms through and over the pale-green saw grass, plays along the surface, dives down to the dark, mucky bottom, and spreads back up to engulf our little group. She is fascinated, for example, by the smell of men - ‘their work clothes and tools and tobacco and mucky boots and sour-cheese socks.’ The ground looked good from the beginning though and even on the mucky entrance to the course carloads of immaculately-dressed beauties were everywhere. The driver's side window opened, which allowed more water to pour into the car and also make it sink further into the mucky bottom of the ditch. Muttering and cursing to herself she pulls herself upright and finds that her trousers are covered in mucky water from a bowl that has been left on the floor. A number of elderly supporters failed to hold their footing and had to be assisted back up off the mucky ground with their clothing clearly soiled. Show officials, stewards, judges and workers were in abundance and the hands-on people could easily be recognised by their mucky boots and ill-fitting, handed down bowler hats. Whether going forward or in defence these three were everywhere, covering every mucky blade of grass. In mucky work boots and jeans he marched across the carpet of York model agency, sat down in front of the stunning blonde who ran the show and said defiantly: ‘I want you to turn me into a male model.’ Across the mucky yard what can only be described as a run down shed, with a tarpaulin roof and a piece of pallet for a gate, was home to four Alsatians. We crawled forward through the slimy, mucky, mass. There was a field beside the road, half mucky dirt and clods, and half graying grass struggling for vitality. As a child, we had them for particularly rainy days walking to school when, because of their nature, we could splash in puddles with impunity and squelch our way through mucky grass verges. The morning light was diffused to a mucky orange by the pollution of the shuddering city. I was walking down the main street and I saw a duck eating a dirty, mucky wet leaf - the poor things are not finding food. The bus hurtled by, spraying a mucky puddle over my shoes. A million pot-holes, mucky streets, traffic jams topped by heavy showers ensure a two-hour drive to the nearest mall. I stood up and kicked some dirt, it formed a mucky cloud. Synonyms dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, mud-caked, grubby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, begrimed, bespattered, befouled, polluted, squalid, insanitary informal cruddy, grungy, yucky, icky, gloopy, crummy British informal manky, gungy, grotty Northern Irish informal bogging Australian/New Zealand informal scungy literary besmirched rare feculent 1.1informal Corrupt or sordid. a mucky mix of political wheeler-dealing and multinational corruption Example sentencesExamples Daily life and work is becoming ensnared in the undercurrents of mucky politics that pervades almost every aspect of work life. Let us escape from the mucky world of politics for a day and enjoy the cleaner healthier world of heavy engineering. Through it all, there have been two constants: the Queen is pragmatic and restrained, and the media is all over every mucky story. Still, at least we can rely on Richard Curtis to sparkle fairy dust on the mucky world of politics - he's writing a screenplay about the G8 summit. Synonyms dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, grubby, shabby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, squalid, flea-bitten, slummy 1.2British informal Mildly pornographic. mucky books Example sentencesExamples Can we expect any more mucky animal porn tasks in this new series? Angel told the Greenock Telegraph that she had already had some enquiries, although a number were a bit mucky. There, 5.3 million home Net users spent more than an hour visiting hot sites, while the research found that 40 per cent of Spanish home Net users visited a mucky site in June. Xinhua, China's official news agency, reports that one of its staffers was offered mucky clips as a purchase incentive when he asked for a demo of the video. A Californian pornographer is suing Google for copyright infringement alleging the search engine's image search is giving people free peeks at its mucky pictures. However, last week an ecclesiastical court gave the go-ahead - just as long as the masts met safety guidelines and weren't used to carry mucky material. He was accused of accessing mucky pictures and the website of a Las Vegas escort agency. During that time it attracted some 16,000 hits as punters paid to watch mucky movies. On Fox, which liked to test the limits of acceptability on mainstream US TV, the series was permitted to poke about in mucky areas from which other networks would have shied away. He has announced that the company wants the public to send in its homemade videos - and he doesn't mind how mucky they are. On the first page of Allison's Awakening, one of the mucky books on my bedside shelf, the publishers warn that ‘this book is a work of fiction.’ Derivatives muckiness noun ˈmʌkɪnəsˈməkinəs Rather, it appeals to those who revel in the muckiness of oil paint. Example sentencesExamples But he has an eye for human behaviour, in all its muckiness, that is totally clear. Smiley is matter-of-fact about the muckiness of farm life: castrating piglets, spreading dangerous chemicals and eternal scrubbing. The muckiness is intensified on warmer days when the snow and ice melts into a brown slush. Amongst the muckiness of poverty, walking past shops with aisles of dusty goods, along an empty road, I come across a man whistling. Rhymes clucky, ducky, happy-go-lucky, Kentucky, lucky, plucky, yucky Definition of mucky in US English: mucky adjectiveˈməkiˈməkē Covered with or consisting of dirt or filth. guests carried their food on trays to mucky tables Example sentencesExamples Whether going forward or in defence these three were everywhere, covering every mucky blade of grass. Muttering and cursing to herself she pulls herself upright and finds that her trousers are covered in mucky water from a bowl that has been left on the floor. There was a field beside the road, half mucky dirt and clods, and half graying grass struggling for vitality. Show officials, stewards, judges and workers were in abundance and the hands-on people could easily be recognised by their mucky boots and ill-fitting, handed down bowler hats. She is fascinated, for example, by the smell of men - ‘their work clothes and tools and tobacco and mucky boots and sour-cheese socks.’ Across the mucky yard what can only be described as a run down shed, with a tarpaulin roof and a piece of pallet for a gate, was home to four Alsatians. I don't know what I'd do without mine, as my back window gets terribly mucky in rainy weather. In mucky work boots and jeans he marched across the carpet of York model agency, sat down in front of the stunning blonde who ran the show and said defiantly: ‘I want you to turn me into a male model.’ The ground looked good from the beginning though and even on the mucky entrance to the course carloads of immaculately-dressed beauties were everywhere. A number of elderly supporters failed to hold their footing and had to be assisted back up off the mucky ground with their clothing clearly soiled. The driver's side window opened, which allowed more water to pour into the car and also make it sink further into the mucky bottom of the ditch. The bus hurtled by, spraying a mucky puddle over my shoes. I was walking down the main street and I saw a duck eating a dirty, mucky wet leaf - the poor things are not finding food. Sunlight swarms through and over the pale-green saw grass, plays along the surface, dives down to the dark, mucky bottom, and spreads back up to engulf our little group. Tash had been right; they were unlikely to come across anyone in these deserted side-ways, yet they weren't dirty or mucky like the alleys of the city. As a child, we had them for particularly rainy days walking to school when, because of their nature, we could splash in puddles with impunity and squelch our way through mucky grass verges. A million pot-holes, mucky streets, traffic jams topped by heavy showers ensure a two-hour drive to the nearest mall. I stood up and kicked some dirt, it formed a mucky cloud. The morning light was diffused to a mucky orange by the pollution of the shuddering city. We crawled forward through the slimy, mucky, mass. Synonyms dirty, filthy, grimy, muddy, mud-caked, grubby, messy, soiled, stained, smeared, smeary, scummy, slimy, sticky, sooty, dusty, unclean, foul, begrimed, bespattered, befouled, polluted, squalid, insanitary
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