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muck

[muhk] / mʌk /
NOUN
refuse
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Football management is a precarious job, once described to me by a very experienced and knowledgeable manager as like being permanently in "muck".

From BBC

They can be minor, covering roads and driveways with muck, or large and destructive, capable of moving cars at speeds of up to 35 mph and pummeling homes with boulders and a wall of mud.

From Los Angeles Times

"I mean, I hope I don't muck it up for anybody," he says.

From BBC

Everyone in purgatory is saved, salvation has come, but that doesn’t mean we need to track into heaven the muck we got on ourselves in life.

From The Wall Street Journal

The robot, fire officials say, handled work firefighters would typically spend hours doing in calf-high water and muck.

From The Wall Street Journal