muckhill
- noun
- The farmer added the manure to the muckhill behind the barn.
Examples
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We could smell the muckhill long before we saw the farm.
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Rats had made their home in the old muckhill near the fields.
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The farmer built a large muckhill behind the barn.
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Don't step near the muckhill!
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The cows grazed peacefully near the large muckhill at the edge of the pasture.
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During the winter, the farmer covered the muckhill to prevent it from freezing.
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We avoided the area where the muckhill was located due to the strong odor.
Synonyms
447
1.9
A heap of things put together
37
2.1
A small pile of things put on top of each other
6
2.4
A pile of garbage and old things people throw away
6
2.8
A pile of plant and food waste left to rot to become fertilizer
4
2.9
A heap of rotting plants and food turned into soil for gardens
2
2.3
A large pile of things that people have thrown away
2
1.3
A heap of thrown away things like paper and bottles
2
4.4
A pile of ashes left after something has been burned
1
9.9
A pile of old rubbish and animal bones left by people
1
2.7
A pile of waste and old things
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8.2
A pile of animal waste and straw on a farm
1
7.8
A pile of ashes left after burning wood or coal
1
4.5
A pile of rubbish left outside in one place
1
9.9
A very dirty, messy pile of trash and broken things
1
4.5
A pile of dust and old rubbish thrown away
A pile of animal dung and straw on a farm
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Etymology
Muckhill joins muck ('dirt or dung') and hill ('small mound'), so it literally means a 'mound of dung or farm waste' on a farm.