Pronunciation: /ˈmʌki/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, such as dirty or messy
A1 The muddy puddle made my shoes all mucky.
A2 After playing outside, the children's hands were mucky.
B1 The kitchen floor was mucky from all the spilled food.
B2 The dog came back from the park looking mucky and tired.
C1 The mechanic's hands were mucky from working on the car all day.
C2 The hiker's boots were mucky from trekking through the muddy trail.
formal The children came back from playing outside with mucky hands and clothes.
informal I can't believe how mucky the car is after driving through all that mud.
slang I feel so mucky after spending all day in the hot sun.
figurative The situation became mucky when conflicting information started to surface.
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