Peter York

The old process of social assimilation used to be mainly about English new money - generated in London, the mucky, brassy North or the colonies - buying those houses and restoring them, and doing the three-generation thing, mouldering into the landscape, and the 'community,' identifying with the place in a familiar way.

British Journalist

Michael Portillo

If the Tories and Lib Dems fought together, they'd keep their ministerial offices and limousines, and continue to do the right things for the U.K. But too many backbenchers in both parties yearn for Opposition, preferring hallucinogenic ideological purity and political irrelevance to the mucky reality of governing.

Isaac Hempstead Wright

I think Eggs looks great, with his mucky face with dirt all over it and greasy hair. He's the ideal boy Boxtroll, really. It's quite difficult to capture a boy who's grown up as a Boxtroll. So, he looks good.

English Actor

Gwendoline Christie

I quite like looking mucky; it's quite nice not having to care about how you look.

British Actress

Use 'mucky' to evoke strong visual images related to dirt or mud.

Visual Imagery

'Mucky' often carries negative feelings, suggesting discomfort or disgust.

Negative Emotions

'Mucky' is informal and best used in casual conversations or writing.

Informal Use

'Mucky' can refer to situations that are unpleasant metaphorically, not just dirty.

Metaphorical Use

'Mucky' may also imply an emotional 'messiness' or discomfort.

Emotional Discomfort

Use 'mucky' to describe tasks that are particularly difficult or unpleasant to deal with.

Challenging Tasks

 seem very thirsty not sure they haven't eaten meat but what would happen is when they eat meat you'll always see them coming to have a drink very interesting look at the color of that water it looks very dark very mucky but I'm most here in the wilderness we'll always drink that water as it is