Mucker
noun
A friend or mate.
He's been my mucker since we were kids.

Often appears as...
- old mucker
- good mucker
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
noun
A person who works in a mine.
He works as a mucker in the deep mines.

Often appears as...
- mine mucker
- hard-working mucker
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A horse that competes in races.
That mucker is predicted to win the next race.

Often appears as...
- fast mucker
- winning mucker
noun
A machine used to clean large areas.
You will need a mucker to clean this place up.

Often appears as...
- industrial mucker
- heavy-duty mucker
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A friend or mate.
He's been my mucker since we were kids.

Often appears as...
- old mucker
- good mucker
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
noun
A person who works in a mine.
He works as a mucker in the deep mines.

Often appears as...
- mine mucker
- hard-working mucker
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A horse that competes in races.
That mucker is predicted to win the next race.

Often appears as...
- fast mucker
- winning mucker
noun
A machine used to clean large areas.
You will need a mucker to clean this place up.

Often appears as...
- industrial mucker
- heavy-duty mucker
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 4

Slang Usage
'Mucker' is slang and very informal, used mostly in casual conversation among friends.

I met a bunch of old muckers at the reunion.
Affectionate Tone
'Mucker' implies a friendly, affectionate relationship when referring to someone.

Don't worry, my mucker here will help us out.
British Origin
The term 'mucker' as a friend is primarily used in the UK and may not be understood elsewhere.

Are you and Dave really close? Yeah, he's my mucker.
Slang Usage
'Mucker' is slang and very informal, used mostly in casual conversation among friends.

I met a bunch of old muckers at the reunion.
Affectionate Tone
'Mucker' implies a friendly, affectionate relationship when referring to someone.

Don't worry, my mucker here will help us out.
British Origin
The term 'mucker' as a friend is primarily used in the UK and may not be understood elsewhere.

Are you and Dave really close? Yeah, he's my mucker.
Slang Usage
'Mucker' is slang and very informal, used mostly in casual conversation among friends.

I met a bunch of old muckers at the reunion.
Affectionate Tone
'Mucker' implies a friendly, affectionate relationship when referring to someone.

Don't worry, my mucker here will help us out.
British Origin
The term 'mucker' as a friend is primarily used in the UK and may not be understood elsewhere.

Are you and Dave really close? Yeah, he's my mucker.
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