18 Delightful English Words You Never Learned in School
The author of
Wordbirds went on a word safari through Samuel Johnson's famous 18th-century dictionary to hunt for entries that can help explain those things in life that otherwise leave us speechless.
By Liesl Schillinger
mucker (v.)
To scramble for money; to hoard up. When you're trying to achieve balance in your life—while paying the mortgage or your rent, it's hard not to let muckering distract you from your relationships and simple pleasures, but it's important to try.
Published 06/16/2014
