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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MAKE A MUCK OF»
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1
A Dictionary
of Slang and Unconventional English: ...
Abbr. mucker, q.v.—8. A failure: Public Schools' coll.: late C.1920. D. Coke, The
Bending ofa Twig, 1906, 'Make a muck of it.' Cf. sense 4 of the v.—9. Anti-aircraft
fire: RAF: 1940, Michie 6r Graebner, Their Finest Hour, 'I climbed to 12,000 feet, ...
Eric Partridge, Paul Beale,
1984
2
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
2 animal dung; manure. 3 derog, colloq anything disgusting or of very poor
quality □ How can you read that muck? e» verb {mucked, mucking) to treat (soil)
with manure. • make a muck of something colloq to do it badly; to ruin or spoil it.©
13c.
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The Routledge Dictionary
of Historical Slang
6. Hence, an infantryman, the infantry: cavalrymen's (–1909). 7. A heavy fall, lit. or
fig.: from ca 1892, ob. Abbr. MUCKER. 8. A failure: Public Schools' coll: late C.19
–20. D.Coke, The Bending ofa Twig, 1906, 'Make a muck of it.' cf. sense 4 of: ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
Lady or Lord Muck (facetious) a title or name applied to a woman or man
assuming aristocratic airs; make a muck of (colloq) to make dirty; to bungle,
mismanage; muck In (with) (colloq) to share with; to help, participate (in). [Prob
Scand; cf ON ...
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Concise English Dictionary
make a muck of (coll.) to make dirty: to mismanage. muck in (with) {coll.) to share
with: to help, participate (in). [Prob. Scand] muckle muk'l, a Scottish form of mickle
. muckluck, mukluk, mucluc muk'luk, n. an Eskimo sealskin boot. [Eskimo.) ...
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Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary
... in this place is terrible muck! rnucky adj (inf) very dirty; like muck: Your face and
hands are mucky. 'muck-raking nu (derog) the activity of searching for and
making public scandalous information about a person or people. make a muck of
...
7
Chambers Pocket Dictionary
make a muck of (coll) to do badly; to ruin or spoil. — v muck about or around (coll)
1 (intr) to behave foolishly. 2 (tr) to treat without consideration; to try the patience
of. — v muck in (intr, coll) to take a share of work or responsibilities. — v muck ...
Elaine Higgleton, Howard Sargeant, Anne Seaton,
1992
... but his impudence is too much! without so much as (derog) without even: He
took my umbrella without so much as asking. muck make a muck of (something) (
siang) to make a mess of (something): / made a muck of the interview for that job
...
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Oxford Dictionary
of English Idioms
British informal Lady Muck: see LADY. make a muck of handle incompetently;
bungle. British informal where there's muck there's brass dirty or unpleasant
activities are also lucrative. proverb mud clear as mud: see CLEAR. drag
someone ...
are much of a muchness. fflt&^tylflism > ttfJft**B±T • ) [jltttfib iSir John Vanbrugh
WUfHt- The Provok'd Husband (1728) °] muck common as muck 'A COMMON
Lady Muck M. LADY Lord Muck M LORD to make a muck of ffi -WM Wtf? (Warren
has ...
8 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «MAKE A MUCK OF»
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Domestic etiquette for all men should be taught in school - wife
We are the ones who lose every argument and yet we still make a muck of things next time around. We're not doing this on purpose, honest. «Irish Independent, lug 15»
10 Thrilling Imaginary Island Novels
... the story to one prospective publisher, “Even if we start with a clean slate like these boys, our nature compels us to make a muck of it. «Paste Magazine, nov 13»
European Commission Accepts Proposal by Penguin to End Apple …
Then if they win the appeal it could make a muck of things in regards to nixing contracts etc without their consent. Or Apple could find a way to ... «Mac Rumors, lug 13»
The Experts: What Is the Best Way to Invest on Your Own?
You'll make a muck of it. There are good systems out there now—Wealthfront, to take one example—that will keep you invested in a solid ... «Wall Street Journal, mag 13»
Backyard Bandits — raccoons — are driving Toronto wild
... and watch from our homes while these bandits destroy our gardens, strew our trash and recycling and make a muck of our neighbourhoods. «Toronto Star, set 12»
The sad truth is our MPs are second rate. Until their quality improves …
And they often make a muck of things. Look at Jacqui Smith and Hazel Blears, who have flounced out of the Cabinet before they were sacked. «Daily Mail, giu 09»
Hollywood's New 3 Stooges: Benicio del Toro, Jim Carrey and …
But leave it to Hollywood to take the funniest threesome in Hollywood history and make a muck of it. This isn't really the 3 Stooges at all. See ... «NewsBusters, mar 09»
Canada turns its back on victims
Even if we make a muck of the thing if we get started, let's get started." "Don't talk too much. Don't tell me what you are doing. Just do it," says a ... «Toronto Sun, ott 08»