mucked
Threw hand away
Mucked is the past tense of muck, which means to clear away dirt, manure, or filth—especially from stables or barns: We mucked the stalls before dawn.
To muck about or muck around (British) is to waste time or behave foolishly.
To muck up is to botch or ruin something.
In poker, to muck is to discard your hand facedown without showing it: He mucked his cards after the river.
Made unclean
- muddiedMade murky or unclear
- smearedSpread carelessly across
- splatteredScattered in drops
- cakedDried into a hard coating
begrimed · slopped · messed · sullied · stained · fouled · grimed · spattered
Poorly executed, spoiled
- ruinedDamaged beyond recovery
- spoiledRuined or overindulged
- fouledMade dirty or entangled
- wreckedUtterly destroyed
sabotaged · screwed · blundered · fumbled · mangled · bungled · mishandled · flubbed
dirtied
Made unclean
- muddiedMade murky or unclear
- smearedSpread carelessly across
- splatteredScattered in drops
caked · begrimed · slopped · messed · sullied · stained · fouled · grimed · spattered · besmirched
botched
Poorly executed, spoiled
wrecked · sabotaged · screwed · blundered · fumbled · mangled · bungled · mishandled · flubbed · messed
bogged
Stuck in wetland
immobilized · stranded · lodged · buried · swamped · embedded · entrenched · quagmired · ensnared · marooned
shoveled
Moved material with blade
scraped · dug · toiled · sweated · worked · drudged · pitchforked · wheelbarrowed · raked · carted
- mucked upSpoiled through carelessness
- muck upSpoil through carelessness
- muck outRemove stable waste
- mucking aboutAimless playful activity
- mucking aroundAimless, unserious activity
- muck aboutBehave in silly, unproductive ways
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