English to Galician Meaning of muck - lixo

Muck :
lixo

excremento, esterco, lixo, fertilizante, estrume, ferro, extracto, esencia, morteiro, solo, nulidade, bagatela, refrán, absurdo, vaidade, herba herbas, esterco de vaca, feces, confusión

lixo, aguaceiro, confundir, desarranjar, desorganizar, confusión, ensuciar con barro, falta, contaminar, irritar, despentear

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Definitions of muck in English
Noun(1) any thick, viscous matter(2) fecal matter of animals
Verb(1) remove muck, clear away muck, as in a mine(2) spread manure, as for fertilization(3) soil with mud, muck, or mire
Examples of muck in English
(1) He'd asked me to muck a few horses out and I decided to take a radio down to keep myself entertained.(2) Apart from the litter have you also noticed the amount of muck and dirt on the roads this winter?(3) He obviously missed the description of wading through cow muck to get to the feed-sheds in the dead of winter!(4) I guess we have to wait for the mainstream media to muck things up this badly.(5) A Kendal farmer was landed with a Ôö¼├║300 fine this week after putting wildlife at risk by polluting a stream with watery cow muck .(6) One of Britain's top trainers, Tim Easterby, who has 120 horses at Great Habton, Malton, uses the pure muck as a fertiliser on his own fields.(7) The only problem was some bizarre muck - apparently pineapple and cucumber salsa - on the side of my plate, where it remained untroubled while the turbot disappeared at top speed.(8) When the Victorians planted them the only problem was sheep muck and cow muck .(9) A muck of built-up sewage and slime sits at the bottom of the deep, slow-moving, polluted water.(10) Then there's the problem on country roads of farmers leaving muck from their dung or slurry spreaders.(11) He says it's rather tacky, there are roadworks which haven't been fixed for days and the litter and muck just gets worse.(12) The bomb craters were so deep we couldn't walk down into them, so we struggled around their rims like ants, fighting for a purchase in dirt, muck and shattered roots.(13) But with fewer livestock now being kept, the steaming muck and straw is worth Ôö¼├║20 a ton and farmers want to keep what they have got for their own land.(14) Farmers could earn substantial guaranteed income by utilising spare farm buildings to feed pigs - and use the muck to reduce fertiliser costs and boost cereal yields.(15) First we read the menu: there's nowt but foreign muck ,(16) At Dillard, floodwaters receded to reveal muck , debris and tangled tree branches.
Related Phrases of muck
(1) muck up ::
desorde
(2) muck about ::
muck
(3) muck out ::
muck fóra
(4) muck around ::
xogar
(5) muck in ::
muck en
Synonyms
Noun
1. dirt ::
lixo
2. dung ::
esterco
3. guck ::
guck
Verb
4. manure ::
estrume
5. mud ::
lama
Different Forms
muck, mucked, mucking, mucks, mucky
Word Example from TV Shows
Still, she'll have to wade through that muck

Still, she'll have to wade through that MUCK

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

What, right here in the muck?

What, right here in the MUCK?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

It just might mean wading in the muck, getting your boots dirty,

It just might mean wading in the MUCK, getting your boots dirty,

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

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