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to muck about
[phrase form: muck]
01
to engage in silly or playful behavior, typically when one should be focused on work or other responsibilities
02
to mistreat someone, especially by subjecting them to frequent changes, dishonesty, or unreliable behavior
Example
Some employees tend to muck about in the office, distracting others from their work.
Last week, instead of studying, they mucked about in the library, making it difficult for others to concentrate.
Instead of finishing their assignments, the students chose to muck about, causing a disruption in the classroom.
Constant disagreements among team members can muck about even the most well-thought-out plans.
Last-minute alterations mucked about the carefully crafted presentation, leading to confusion among the audience.
