1muck 
/ˈmʌk/ noun
/ˈmʌk/ noun [noncount] informal 1 : wet dirt or mud
▪ Clean that muck off your shoes. 2 chiefly Brit : solid waste from farm animals : manure 3 informal : something that is disgusting
▪ How can they expect us to eat this muck? [=garbage, junk]
▪ Clean that muck off your shoes.
▪ How can they expect us to eat this muck? [=garbage, junk]
make a muck of something
Brit, informal : to do something badly or with many mistakes
▪ He's made a muck of things.
▪ He's made a muck of things.
— mucky /ˈmʌki/ adjective, muck·i·er; muck·i·est
▪ mucky shoes
/ˈmʌki/ adjective, muck·i·er; muck·i·est ▪ mucky shoes
