subs. (common).—See TO GO A MUCK: also TO COME A CROPPER.

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  2.  (common).—See MUCK, sense 4.

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  3.  (military).—A commissariat officer.

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  Verb. (colloquial).—To blunder badly; to come to grief; to fail.

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  1861.  H. KINGSLEY, Ravenshoe, xiv. Welter has MUCKERED … but worse than that, they say that Charles Marston’s classical first is fishy.

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