muckduck
muckduck by theweeklymancastdave October 16, 2009
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Muckduck by theitalianwaspy July 6, 2018
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muckduck • muckluck • Mucksucker • muckguck • muck-muck • muck fuck • Muck Buck • muck-lucking • Mucky duck foot • mucky ducky
Muckduck
Muckduck by DwightKShrute October 16, 2009
muckluck
Bastardized form of the word "mukluk" which refers to a boot made from animal skin worn by Eskimos or boots of similar fashion. Yeah, this is the word Krusty uses in that particular Simpsons episode.
Krusty: Kent, the young people today, they think comedy is dirty words. It's not -- it's words that *sound* dirty, like "mukluk."
muckluck by Rob Systhine March 10, 2004
muckluck
muckluck by Johny the rabit March 24, 2003
muckluck
the one who first put this word and definition forgot to mention that the word originally came from the simpsons episode where sideshow bob gets outta jail one last time and uses bart as a suicide bomb because he has hypnotized him, krusty the clown uses this word when hes talking to tv anchor kent brockman about why krusty cancelled his show his like 4th or 5th time when hes talking about how people these days watchs tupid shit like reality tv shows, and he uses muckluck as an example of somthing new and creative that was funny because it only sounds dirty...........
same as above
muckluck by justsm0kingbudheredontmindmeokdamnwhathehell August 25, 2003
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