Sekirov Dictionary

fug

/fʌɡ/

verb 9
noun 7
exclamation 1
forms 3

verb9

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To damage or destroy (something).
- Zit my fault the rotary fugged up and the new one's buggered? — 2007
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Used to express displeasure about (someone or something).
- He knew he would never eat them; they were merely an added load in his pack. Aaah, fug this. — 1948
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(informal) To create a fug (“heavy, musty, stuffy, or unpleasant atmosphere”; etymology 1, noun sense 1) in (a place).
- Inside, the Golden Lion was fugged with the smoke of too many cigarettes and the unhappy sound of a darts team practising. — 2008
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(informal) To surround (someone or something) with a fug.
- The air was warm and close and the late afternoon sun was fugging through grey clouds and making them light - still grey, but light, really light. — 2005
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(informal) To create a fug.
- The hub, or nerve center, of the coach business was a big shed next to the stable. It smelled—no, it stank of—no, it fugged of—horses, leather, veterinary medicine, bad coal, brandy, and cheap cigars. — 2004
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(euphemistic) To copulate with (someone).
- All went well until girls started writing things like, 'I want to win a date with Tuli because I want him to fug me.' — 2014
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(informal) Sometimes followed by up: to be surrounded by a fug, for example, in an enclosed, stuffy place.
- Well, I like it a jolly sight better than fugging up in those carriages with all that gassing crowd of Garden Home fussers. — 1921
(informal) To put (someone or something) into a fug (“daze”; etymology 1, noun sense 2); to confuse, to daze.
(euphemistic) Euphemistic form of fuck.

noun7

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(informal) A heavy, musty, stuffy, or unpleasant atmosphere, usually in a crowded or poorly ventilated area.
- "Someone's been too much for you," remarks Bistow, seating himself in the most comfortable chair, as a consolation for the prevailing fug. — 1888
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(figurative) A state of chaos or confusion; a daze.
- There was a fug of fear in the room. — 2002
(euphemistic) Euphemistic form of fuck.
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Preceded by the: used as an intensifier.
- I don't know jes where the fug he think he is at. — 1961
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Something of little value.
- I didn't know what any of it meant and didn't give a fug either. — 2013
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A contemptible person.
- Look at those fugs! — 1942
(slang) A cigarette.

exclamation1

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(euphemistic) Euphemistic form of fuck.
- It's always somethin' or other. Ah, fug it. I'm away now. — 1985

forms

fugged · fugging · fugs

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