2. (common).—Anything vile.

1884. Henley and Stevenson, Deacon Brodie, I. iii. 1. Muck: that’s

my opinion of him.

1888. Sportsman, 28 Nov. ‘Yuss,’ quoth somebody else, ‘and a

precious little luck he’ll get a drinking sech like muck.’

1892. Milliken, ’Arry Ballads, p. 28. Up to now it’s bin muck and

no error, fit only for fishes.

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