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mucker
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mucker [ˈmʌkə]
n
1. (Mining & Quarrying) Mining a person who shifts broken rock or waste
2. Brit slang
a.  a friend; mate
b.  a coarse person
muckerish  adj
Translations
mucker [ˈmʌkəʳ] N → compinche m
mucker
n
(Brit inf) → Kumpel m (inf)
(US inf) → ungehobelter Kerl, Bauer m (inf)
(Min: = person who removes muck) → Lader m
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