Friday, April 2, 2010
Political term of the day 4/2
muckey-mucks (muck -a-mucks): High officials,; big shots; term of derision for leaders by party workers. The expression is still often heard as high muck-a-muck because of it's probably derivation from Chinook jargon, hiu(plenty) muckamuck(food); hence, one who has plenty to eat, or a man of power, a big wheel.
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