Idiom

Where theres muck theres brass

What does "Where theres muck theres brass" mean?

Dirt and muddle are evidence of products being manufactured and money (brass) being made.

Where there’s muck there’s brass

Britain - especially Yorkshire.

Dirt and muddle are evidence of products being manufactured and money (brass) being made.

England, most commonly in the north of England.

  • Stuff was coming in and out of the factory yard every five minutes and debris was piled everywhere. Business was brisk though - where there's muck there's brass you know.