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someone on meth who steals insignificant items such as safety pins, erasers, dials, key chains, electrical tape, bic lighters, and paper. Becky's on meth and mucking again, i caught her taking my paper clips and hanging keychains from the ceiling.
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West Belfast term for friend or companion; can also be a term of endearment. 'Well mucker what about ye?'
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a term used by the irish for friend alright mucker?
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Slang term for a vagina... That bitch gave bad head, so I gave her a boot to the mucker...
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This term is not only used in West Belfast but in most nationalist areas in the Six Counties/Northern Ireland.
Probably comes from the Irish phrase 'mo chara' ('my friend'). What about ye, mucker?
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a refined version for the colloquial term "mucca", denoting friendship and kinship hows it ganin me muckersome chersome mucca
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A low talent hockey player mainly on the ice to wreak havoc with body checks and stick work. "He's a real mucker and grinder"
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A rather elequent term eminating from such cultural honey pot sites as Sunderland meaning buddysome marasome chersome palsome matey friend Me awld mucker Jukes
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