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muckamuck
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muck·a·muck  (mk-mk) also muck·e·ty-muck (mk-t-)
n. Slang
A high muckamuck.
[Short for high muckamuck.]
muckamuck [ˈmʌkəˌmʌk] Canadian W coast
n
(Cookery) food
vb
(Cookery) (intr) to consume food; eat
[Chinook Jargon]
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