Muckle

v. To ruin, deface, screw up, injur, destroy, obliterate, or damage irreparably.

It seems as though I have MUCKLED my paper by spilling highly corrosive chemicals upon it.

Dan and Brad decided to MUCKLE Mr. Josh's computer so he could no longer accumulate pips.

Good heavens Wall Bob! You MUCKLED my foot!, exclaimed Mr. Josh after his carpenter dropped a 4x4 beam on it.

Jimmy, please stop your dog before he MUCKLES my furniture.

by UNHDan March 6, 2007

muckle-mouthed

A person who has a very big mouth

Sarah is muckle-mouthed

by Melissa April 16, 2005

Muckled

Muckled is a combo of muck up and fucked

That fish is muckled up

by Zahli Donovan November 2, 2021

War at mickles

All hell breaks loose, war, cum, shit,mud,pool, jumping, forking, end of GOONS.

Have you seen the Great War at mickles of 2021 shit was wild

by Roman demstrom May 25, 2021

Muckler

A beverage that will get you intoxicated/muckled.

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

by TFars January 12, 2009

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

Muckle

Grab, Lift, Hold, Carry, Sieze - Something, Usually a Large or Heave Object or Person

"Could you muckle on to the other end of that couch for me?"

"This asshole puched my buddy out at the bar, so I muckled on to him and beat the living piss out of him and all his mullet-wearing Ottawa Valley friends."

by Rageaholic June 12, 2007