Easy as in harm To spoil or ruin something, often by making a mess or causing disorder; to defile or mess up. Clear All
2 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Muck-up'
The heavy rainfall threatened to muck-up the plans for the outdoor music festival.
The hasty decision to reorganize the shelves ended up causing a muck-up in the library's cataloging system.
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