muckhill
/ˈmʌkhɪl/noun
Now chiefly regional and archaic = muck-heap.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Glossary of W. de Bibbesworth. From muck + hill.
- turn something out
- turn something over
- turn something over in one's mind
- turn something round (or around)
- turn something to advantage (or to one's advantage)
- turn something to (good) account
- turn something up
- turnspit
- turns ratio
- turnstile
- turnstone
- turntable
- turntable ladder
- turntablism
- turntablist
- turn tail
- turn the (or a) corner
- Nechtansmere, Battle of
- necial
- neck
- neck and neck
- Neckar
- neckband
- neckbeard
- neck beef