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Noun
A large cup, typically cylindrical with a handle and used without a saucer
“A man dressed in crimson was sitting on a couch drinking ale from a mug.”
Noun
A person's face
“The monument is a slab of gray marble, with a bust of his ugly mug stuck on top.”
Noun
The mouth of a person (or animal)
“Shut your mug, and don't be cheeky.”
Noun
A person's facial expression
“The captain on the bridge is showing an angry and grumpy mug.”
Noun
A violent person, often a member of an organized gang
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“Her boyfriend Johnny Stompanato was a mob bodyguard and enforcer who quickly got a reputation around Tinseltown as a violent mug with a thing for Hollywood starlets.”
Noun
(slang) A gullible or easily-cheated person
“I'm amazed that some gullible mug has paid anything close to the asking price for that shoddy property.”
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(slang) A stupid or contemptible person
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“Then some mug complains because he was too stupid to read the menu or clearly give instructions to a waiter.”
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A twisted expression on one's face, typically expressing displeasure or wry amusement
Noun
A picture or image made using a camera
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A measure or quantity of liquid or drink
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A person who is dishonest or a criminal
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Noun
The head of a person or animal
Verb
To rob someone, especially in a public place
“A couple of kids tried to mug me at this parking lot down in Inngleknook.”
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To attack someone, especially in a public place
“If you mug an old lady, you should be imprisoned for decades, end of story.”
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To assault, attack, or batter someone, inflicting physical harm or violence upon them
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To spring upon suddenly to attack or capture
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To ambush or ensnare by hiding and unexpectedly intercepting
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To capture as a picture, image or photograph
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To act in an exaggerated manner
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To take violent or aggressive action against
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To act out a character, typically as a performance
Verb
To grimace or contort one's face
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