noun a slimy, sticky mixture, especially of mud and filth
verb to make dirty or untidy
Muck can describe sediment or organic matter at the bottom of bodies of water.
Muck may refer to wet, sticky soil or mud that can impede construction projects.
Muck is often used as a soil amendment to improve fertility and structure.
In mining, muck refers to the waste material or debris extracted during excavation.
Muck can refer to decomposed organic matter used as a soil conditioner.
In writing, 'muck' can refer to dirt, filth, or waste material, often used metaphorically to describe something messy or unpleasant.
In psychology, 'muck' may be used figuratively to describe negative or distressing thoughts or emotions that need to be processed and addressed.