Pronunciation: /mʌk ʌp/
verb to ruin or mess up something
A1 I accidentally mucked up the recipe by adding too much salt.
A2 Don't muck up your presentation by forgetting key points.
B1 The new intern mucked up the company's social media post with a spelling error.
B2 I hope I don't muck up my interview tomorrow by being too nervous.
C1 The politician mucked up his chances of re-election with a controversial statement.
C2 The CEO's decision to cut corners mucked up the company's reputation in the industry.
adverb in a messy or disorganized manner
A1 I mucked up my room and now it's a mess.
A2 Don't muck up the recipe by adding too much salt.
B1 I hope I don't muck up the presentation tomorrow.
B2 She mucked up her chances of getting the job by being late to the interview.
C1 The new employee mucked up the project by not following the instructions.
C2 The CEO's decision to cut costs ended up mucking up the company's reputation.
formal It is imperative that we do not muck up the presentation with any errors.
informal Don't muck up the party by arriving late.
slang I really mucked up that job interview by forgetting my resume.
figurative His poor decisions mucked up the entire project.
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