muckhill
/ˈmʌkˌhɪl/
noun
- A pile or heap of manure, compost, or other organic waste, especially on a farm.
- The children were told to stay away from the muckhill because it was unsanitary.
- A large muckhill stood behind the barn, steaming in the cold morning air.
- The farmer spread the muckhill over the fields to fertilize the soil.
- A dirty or messy pile of any kind of rubbish or filth.
- He cleared the muckhill of leaves and trash from the corner of the yard.
- After the flood, a muckhill of debris and mud clogged the drainage ditch.
- The alley was filled with a muckhill of old newspapers and rotting food.
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