mucker-in
noun
A person who ‘mucks in’; a person prepared to do any kind of work, to pull his or her weight, or to cooperate or share with others on equal terms.
Origin
1940s.
- substantifying
- substantious
- substantival
- substantivally
- substantivate
- substantive
- substantive law
- substantively
- substantiveness
- substantive rationality
- substantivism
- substantivist
- substantivity
- substantivization
- substantivize
- substantize
- substate
- substation
- substellar
- substituend
- substituent
- substitutability
- substitutable
- substitute
- substitute bench