No. 814 in Japanese
まくっ
It seems like there might be a typo in "まくっ." If you meant "まく" (maku), it means "to roll," "to wind," or "to scatter" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
映画のラストで彼はたばこをまくって吸い始めた。
At the end of the movie, he rolled up a cigarette and started smoking.
まくって is a verb conjugation of the verb 巻く, meaning to 'roll up', used in this context to describe the action of rolling a cigarette.
彼女は本を一気に読みまくった。
She read through the books energetically.
読みまくった conveys the idea of reading vigorously or with enthusiasm, originating from the auxiliary construction まくる attached to the verb 読む.
今日の試合で彼らは点を取りまくった。
In today's match, they kept scoring points continuously.
取りまくった emphasizes the continuous and vigorous act of scoring, using まくる affixed to the verb 取る.
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