mucky

• Adjetivo informal británico que describe algo sucio, cubierto de barro o inmundicia, o también turbio y sucio en sentido figurado.

An informal British adjective describing something that is dirty, muddy, or covered in filth.

1. Soft and watery soilB1informalbritish

   Describes soil that is wet, soft, and muddy, often like sludge.

   Suelo fangoso y blando

   • The fields were too mucky to walk through after the rain.
   • The tractor got stuck in the mucky ground.
   • The path turned mucky after the heavy downpour.

   Sinónimosboggymirymuddyoozyquaggyslimysloppyslushy

2. Dirty and messyA2informalbritish

   Covered with dirt, mud, or filth; unclean.

   Sucio y embarrado

   • The kids came home with mucky hands and faces.
   • His boots were completely mucky after the hike.
   • Don't sit on the sofa with your mucky clothes.

   Sinónimosbegrimeddirtyfilthygrimymessymuddysoiledunclean

   Antónimoscleanimmaculatepristinespotless