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If MUF were more like Standard Forth (with the ability to define source-parsing words and so on), you could theoretically define other (non-statically typed) languages as MUF libraries, and declare the language to use just by $includeing the right one. (This also requires a library's functions to be available directly at compile time, not just through libref funcname CALL.)
However, even the first part of that (making MUF more like Standard Forth) would probably be a significant ordeal, and writing a language library would be herculean.
Python, lua, or other languages could be considered to modernize us past the clunkiness of MUF.
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