Pronunciation: /mʌkt ʌp/
verb to mess up or ruin something
A1 I mucked up my room by leaving clothes everywhere.
A2 She mucked up the recipe by adding too much salt.
B1 The new employee mucked up the presentation by forgetting key points.
B2 The contractor mucked up the renovation by using the wrong materials.
C1 The politician mucked up his chances of re-election with a scandal.
C2 The CEO mucked up the company's finances with risky investments.
adverb used to describe the action of messing something up
A1 I mucked up the recipe and now the cake tastes terrible.
A2 She mucked up the presentation by forgetting to include key information.
B1 The team mucked up the project by missing the deadline.
B2 The contractor mucked up the renovation by using the wrong materials.
C1 The CEO mucked up the company's finances with poor decision-making.
C2 The politician mucked up his chances of reelection with a series of scandals.
formal The new employee mucked up the financial report by inputting incorrect data.
informal I really mucked up my presentation at work today.
slang I totally mucked up my chances with that girl I liked.
figurative His bad decisions really mucked up his life.
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