mucker
[verb]
Synonyms: botch, bitch (up), blow, blunder, bobble, bollix, bungle, gum (up), louse up, muck
[noun]
Synonyms: boor, bosthoon, chuff, churl, clodhopper, clown, grobian, wretch, blighter, lowlife, no-good, worm, wormling, tough, b'hoy, bullyboy, punk, rough, roughneck, rowdy, ruffian, toughie, yahoo

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mucker verb². ['mʌkǝ] slang. M19.
[from MUCKER noun².]
1. verb intrans. Come to grief, fail. M19.

2. verb trans. Ruin, spoil; squander, throw away. M19.

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mucker noun¹. ['mʌkǝ] ME.
[from MUCK verb + -ER¹.]
1. A person who or machine which removes or spreads manure. ME.

2. A scavenger. L15-L18.

3. A miser. obsolete exc. dial. M16.

4. euphem. = FUCKER. E20.

5. mucker-in, a person who mucks in. M20.

6. A friend, a companion, a mate. slang. M20.
■ A. Judd Mucker of mine from Sandhurst was killed there.

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mucker noun². ['mʌkǝ] M19.
[from MUCK noun¹ + -ER¹.]
1. A heavy fall. Chiefly in come a mucker, go a mucker, fall, come to grief. slang. M19.

2. A person who or machine which removes mining waste. L19.

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mucker noun³. ['mʌkǝ] slang (orig. US). L19.
[Prob. from German Mucker a sulky person.]
A fanatic, a hypocrite; a coarse rough person.

■ muckerish adjective E20.

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mucker verb¹ trans. ['mʌkǝ] obsolete exc. dial. LME.
[Perh. from MUCK noun¹ + -ER⁵.]
Hoard (money or goods). Also foll. by up.

■ muckerer noun (rare) ME-M18.

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