walking (aka mucking) through a big muddy area. It can be very messy and you're sure to have fun. Especially when you're in deep sticky mud up to your waist.
After the rain storm, me and my friends decided it would be the perfect time to go mucking by the pond.
by Zolliewa July 12, 2010
by hnic2010 December 06, 2010
v. The gratuitous utilization of internet instant messaging services as means for cantankerous ranting; being regardless to the affects of one's statements upon their audience. Particularly by those who are under the influence of CNS stimulants and/or of Irish decent.
"I had been mucking for hours, about nothing important, and was waiting for a fresh contact to come online, as I had already fully annoyed most of my list. Just then, while wondering to myself why no one wanted to talk to me, I remembered to take more Dexedrine, which I washed down with a Guinness."
by Valdeargos March 26, 2005
The process of cleaning buildings which damaged by prolonged floods, especially when referring to a large area being cleaned; mucking out buildings
by JW Hawkeye June 14, 2008
v. The gratuitous utilization of internet instant messaging services as means for cantankerous ranting. Particularly by those who are under the influence of CNS stimulants and/or of Irish decent.
"I had been mucking for hours, over nothing, and was waiting for a fresh contact to come online, as I had already over-annoyed most of the ones on my list. Just then, while wondering to myself why no one wanted to talk to me, I remembered to take some more Dexedrine, which I washed down with a Guinness."
by N/A March 26, 2005
by T-Bone21 September 07, 2007
slang: Any small shop or convience store that is owned and operated by an indian. Distinguishable by the dirt and close proximity of a large variety of items one would never buy, until stoned.
I ran to the muck-muck for a pack of cigarettes and ended up buying a glass pipe, some lottery tickets, a can of oil, some vintage porn, cheap plastic jewlery, and the owner's daughter.
by ThaDudesBro August 16, 2006