QUIZ: Can You Guess What The WWI Trench Slang Means?

Caroline Gawlik|History|10 Apr 2019

Muck In

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Retry Correct Incorrect A muck in happened when a group of soldiers would agree to cook together, share their rations, and swap clothes. It was often done during lull moments where there was no fighting.
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Muck In

  • Muddy trenches
  • Boots that had holes in the soles
  • Shared rations by soldiers
  • An overnight camp out behind enemy lines
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