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go a mucker

go a mucker verb: to come to grief; to ruin one's prospects.

Verb

go a mucker (third-person singular simple present goes a mucker, present participle going a mucker, simple past went a mucker, past participle gone a mucker)

  1. (obsolete, slang) To come to grief; to ruin one's prospects.

Forms of go a mucker

third-person singular presentgoes a mucker
present participlegoing a mucker
pastwent a mucker
past participlegone a mucker

Questions about go a mucker

What does go a mucker mean?
Go a mucker means to come to grief; to ruin one's prospects.
What part of speech is go a mucker?
Go a mucker is a verb.
What is the past tense of go a mucker?
The past tense of go a mucker is went a mucker.

Words near go a mucker in the dictionary

  1. GNVQs
  2. go
  3. go a bundle on
  4. go a cropper
  5. go a long way
  6. go a mucker
  7. go a raker
  8. go a-begging
  9. go about
  10. go about one's business
  11. go about one's day

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