Definition of muckender in English:

muckender

noun ˈmʌkəndə

rare

A handkerchief.
Example sentencesExamples
- One must wipe his mouth for him with a muckender.
- I'll lend her my Muckender - here Friend, pray give her this to cover her Knees a little.
- How I laughed at hearing of her throwing a second muckender to a Methusalem!
- Nor can I help laughing, when I see a man every minute stealing out a dirty muckender, then sneaking it in again.
- Tomorrow's light shall see us pale and glum, and muckenders shall wave for months to come.
Synonyms
pocket handkerchief

Origin

Late Middle English: probably from Catalan mocador, via Occitan from late Latin muccare (see mouchoir).

单词	muckender
释义	Definition of muckender in English: muckender noun ˈmʌkəndə rare A handkerchief. Example sentencesExamples One must wipe his mouth for him with a muckender. I'll lend her my Muckender - here Friend, pray give her this to cover her Knees a little. How I laughed at hearing of her throwing a second muckender to a Methusalem! Nor can I help laughing, when I see a man every minute stealing out a dirty muckender, then sneaking it in again. Tomorrow's light shall see us pale and glum, and muckenders shall wave for months to come. Synonyms pocket handkerchief Origin Late Middle English: probably from Catalan mocador, via Occitan from late Latin muccare (see mouchoir).
随便看	with one's fingers/hand in the till with one's fingers in the till with one's hand in the cookie jar with one's hand in the cookie jar with one's hand in the till with one's hands with one's head in the clouds with one's head in the clouds with one's heart in one's boots with one's heart in one's boots with one's heart in one's mouth with one's identity concealed with one's nose in the air with one's nose in the air with one's nose to the grindstone with one's pants down with one's shoulder to the wheel with one's stomach cleaving to one's backbone with one's stomach in knots with one's stomach thinking one's throat's cut with one's tail between one's legs with one's tail between one's legs with one's tail up with one's tail up with one's toes/feet dug in