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"Muckety-muck" is a silly term for a person of great importance.
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Her father had been or still was a big muckety-muck architect or something in Los Angeles.
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And as upper-crust muckety-muck Lord Benton, Alun Armstrong is a lot of fun in the HBTC scenes.
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Ithaca Management Holdings, Scooter's Co., is suing Troy Carter -- in addition to managing Gaga, he used to be a muckety-muck at Spotify.
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Twenty years ago, if you dreamed of being a big muckety-muck in business, you probably had a copy of "Direct from Dell" on your bedside table.
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The financial muckety-muck Thain is not affiliated with Teneo, so it is not clear how he and Kalanick got acquainted, but they have apparently known each other for some time.
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Flaked tries to suggest that he's profited too much from his lies (by becoming a big muckety-muck in his AA group, for instance), but this comes off as a weak rationalization.
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Unless you're watching his most recent project — the AT&T Audience Network spy thriller Condor, where Balaban plays a CIA muckety-muck — you might even think you know him from your real life.
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Hyas muckamuck from Chinook jargon (literally, "big food", a reference to the quantity and quality of food eaten by the noble class) means the chief or the big boss. In modern blue collar usage, this word is one of many mildly sarcastic slang terms used to refer to bosses and upper management. A variation is a phrase high muckety-muck. Some words and phrases believed to have originated within Wobbly lingo have gained cultural significance outside of the IWW.
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