Muckler

A beverage that will get you intoxicated/muckled.

Kansas City Muckler, Madaket Muckler, Memphis Muckler, Legit Muckler (2Legit2Quit).

by TFars January 12, 2009

Futher Mucker

When an individual afflicted with diarrhea has their anus tickled with a feather.

"Dude you were in the bathroom all day yesterday- feeling any better?"

"Not really, but if I'm lucky maybe my girl will give me a rad futher mucker tonight!"

by Zombiebucket October 17, 2009

mclean bible church

If this isnt a cult then why do they try to convert everyone and have starbucks, arcade and huge parkinglot to get people to come. The people who go there are very opinionated and wont take anything you say into consideration tho they may pretend to listen. Ive seen peop-le change alot after they go there, they display the same behavior as in someone who is hipnotized or brainwashed

My close friend went to mclean bible church and i proved a part of christianity wrong with intelligent argumment and he got frustrated and strangeled me because he was helpless.

by TC Montegue December 14, 2004

Mucked

Derived from the word, "muck" which means "turd" or "shit".
Mucked referrs to something which is soiled.

Oh no get that kid out of the car he's mucked his pants again, what a fuckin stink that is.

"and then she held mi balls, I started chucking mi muck, I mucked all over her bloody hair, mate, oh it were all over her face. I never threw so much cum in mi life"

I were gonna pass the ball honest but I just mucked it up

by gruber rosebowl November 13, 2007

futher mucker

Same as above, commonly used in Insane Clown Posse lyrics.

My chins in an old man's backyard
I gotta sneak through his yard
To find the futher mucker
And he's got a pitbull dog
And it's sitting on my chin like a frog on a log
I throw a bone to try to distract
Cuz I'm wanting my chinny-chin-chin back

by xJUGGLAx October 16, 2006

muckleberry

Muckle: Noun 1. muckle - (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent; large indefinite amount, large indefinite quantity - an indefinite quantity that is above the average in size or magnitude.
Berry: This is an ancient English surname of topographic or locational origin. It derives either from the pre 7th century 'byrig', meaning 'a fortified place' or the later 'beri', or 'buri' denoting a fortified manor house.

One audacious muckleberry crib

by big boots 66 November 25, 2009

Muce

-adjective
-good at spotting Michael Cera look-alikes
-good at spotting hot actor look-alikes
-mucer; mucing

We were so muce today when we saw that guy near the fountain!

by Shelbigail November 14, 2010