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n. friend

n. friend or acquaintance

n. A type of worker during the construction of the first Los Angeles Aqueduct, who took out debris.

v. To scrape together (money, etc.) by mean labour or shifts.

n. A term of reproach for a low or vulgar labor person.

n. An excavating machine designed to remove particulate material from within a confined area, as in a tunnel or mine.

v. To scrape together, as money, by mean labor or shifts.

n. One who removes muck from stables, etc.

To hoard up; heap.

To make a mess or muddle of any business; muddle; fail.

To be dirty or untidy.

n. A heavy fall as in the mire or muck.

n. In Germany, a person of canting and gloomy religious tendencies; specifically

n. one of a sect accused of immoral practices, adherents of J. W. Ebel, a clergyman in Königsberg, Prussia, about 1810-39.

n. A person lacking refinement; a coarse, rough person.

"Me old mucker from the GSFWC, Jim Steel, pointed out to me that Gwyneth Jones has reviewed INK in today's Guardian, so I nipped out to pick up a copy ... and was even happier to find that my review is directly under Audrey Niffenengger's review of Kelly Link's MAGIC FOR BEGINNERS."

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