verb. (American).—To muddle.
1869. BLACKMORE, Lorna Doone, lxii. Nicholas … had thoroughly MUXED up everything.
1872. J. M. BAILEY (‘Danbury Newsman’), They all do it, 22. Stop MUXIN’ that bread! one would think you were a drove of young hogs to see you at the table. You’ve eaten enough for twenty people. I shan’t have you MUXING and gauming up the victuals.
