Modifying Another Word

• very: My biggest problem is that I can't lift my tail to wee so my bottom and feet get very mucky.

• too: Surprisingly tho, the site wasn't too mucky, then the rain went off and the sun even came out for a bit!

• rather: He spent it all on drink and then the night got rather mucky!

• little: It got a little mucky on the A3 underpass, I don't usually drive in such areas.

• really: If you have a really mucky pup suppose could be good but was not for me.

• so: HER I don't know how you get yourself so mucky in there!

Modifies a noun

• pup: If you have a really mucky pup suppose could be good but was not for me.

• hand: There's a load of Canada listed stocks I want to get my mucky little hands on.

• fun: The events advertised there are more mucky fun than something fashionable but dry like Pasha.

• water: He just cleaned a load of mucky water all over my windows!

• stuff: Now he' 's older he tells us he gets a foul tasting ' ' mucky stuff ' ' in his throat.

• duck: They joined in with the refrain: " O you mucky duck!

Used with adjective complement

• get: Be careful on these minor roads as they may get mucky in the winter.

• look: Those windows on the station don't arf look mucky!