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Scrooge McDucking 

To dive into and swim around in a large pile of gold coins to celebrate one's wealth, as made famous by cartoon character Scrooge McDuck.
Man, John is so rich, he goes Scrooge McDucking in his yacht everyday.

John: Hey guys, you want to come to my mansion and go Scrooge McDucking?
Scrooge McDucking by kbair March 7, 2011
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muckduck 

A slightly less intense way of saying murder.
Dwight: "'R' is among the most menacing sounds. That's why they call it Murder, not Muckduck."
muckduck by theweeklymancastdave October 16, 2009

Muckduck 

Murder. less threatening because of the lack of the letter R
He committed 1st degree muckduck.
Muckduck by theitalianwaspy July 6, 2018

Scrooge McDuck 

verb
To dive headfirst into a pool of gold coins, literally swimming through your wealth, an activity popularized by its namesake. Because when you're as rich as he is, there's literally nothing better you can do with your money. Can apply to representations of wealth aside from gold coins, such as silver coins, dollar bills, etc.
The rivalry between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs really came down to one point of contention: the proper method of Scrooge McDucking. While Steve preferred to swan dive into his pile of 5.426 million shares of Apple, Bill would always cannonball into 101 billion single dollar bills.
Scrooge McDuck by 14bj337 December 23, 2012

Muckduck 

Expository. The reason 'Murder' sounds so hard is the R sound.
That's why it's called Murder not Muckduck.
Muckduck by DwightKShrute October 16, 2009

Scrooge McDuck'd 

To be taken adavantage of someone you know or trust for no apparent reason.

To explain this and how it pertains to Scrooge McDuck is that Scrooge is being suffocated by his nephews, Heuy, Dewey and Louie so that they can get their inheritance earlier. In this scenario, Heuy is holding a pillow over Scrooge's beak holes, while Louie is holding his beak shut. This happens while Dewey is kicking Scrooge in the balls repeatedly.
I bought this car from my cousin, and I found out the breaks were shot. The fucking guy Scrooge McDuck'd me
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