mucker

Who may say what the little Cicero mucker was thinking?

Enjoying his work, the life was not an unpleasant one for the mucker.

The mucker was extremely puzzled to account for his act.

Three men at a time were reaching for the mucker with their long swords.

And her wide eyes looked full into the glowing gray ones of the mucker.

He still wore the brown shirt and shorts of a mucker.

Then the mucker, unseen by the officer, approached the girl.

"Why, where we seen her last, of course," replied the mucker.

I was watching you catch that bit of wild life in your beer, mucker,' he said.

They take their name from the word mucker, a colloquialism meaning good friend.

"By the looks of her, I'd say some mucker on the cleaning staff.

But life is sweet, and the red blood still flowed strong in the veins of the mucker.

The programmer acquires a Mucker bit if he or she does not already have one.

"I want no trace of mucker stink on your bodies, see you?"

"I'll have to bury him close by," replied the mucker.

With a drunken smile he beckoned to the mucker to join them.

After the girl's announcement the mucker had continued to sit with bowed head staring at the ground.

"Here they come now, we can see them from here in a moment," and she dragged the mucker down behind a bush.

So we gave him a job as a 'mucker' in chemical experiments.

What the mucker beard of that conversation made him prick up his ears.

The mucker caught the girl in his arms, throwing her across his shoulder.

Barbara's heart was very heavy, for again she feared and mistrusted the mucker.

When consciousness returned to the mucker it was daylight.

He had thought that it would not be difficult for her to turn back from the vulgar mucker to the polished gentleman.

At the command the mucker turned and leaped up the stairway to the upper deck.