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Definition of lug
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lug is as below...
Lug (n.) A
projecting
piece to which
anything,
as a rod, is
attached,
or
against
which
anything,
as a wedge or key,
bears,
or
through
which a bolt
passes,
etc..
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Snug
::
Snug (n.) Same as Lug, n., 3..
Vendace
::
Vendace
(n.) A
European
lake
whitefish
(Coregonus
Willughbii,
or C.
Vandesius)
native
of
certain
lakes in
Scotland
and
England.
It is
regarded
as a
delicate
food fish.
Called
also
vendis..
Flood
::
Flood (v. i.) A great flow of
water;
a body of
moving
water;
the
flowing
stream,
as of a
river;
especially,
a body of
water,
rising,
swelling,
and
overflowing
land not
usually
thus
covered;
a
deluge;
a
freshet;
an
inundation..
Gale-opithecus
::
Gale-opithecus
(n.) A genus of
flying
Insectivora,
formerly
called
flying
lemurs.
See
Colugo..
Inergetical
::
Inergetical
(a.)
Having
no
energy;
sluggish.
Lugmark
::
Lugmark
(n.) A mark cut into the ear of an
animal
to
identify
it; an
earmark.
Imperial
::
Imperial
(n.) A
luggage
case on the top of a
coach.
Plug
::
Plug (n.) A flat
oblong
cake of
pressed
tobacco.
Minie Ball
::
Minie ball () A
conical
rifle
bullet,
with a
cavity
in its base
plugged
with a piece of iron,
which,
by the
explosion
of the
charge,
is
driven
farther
in,
expanding
the sides to fit
closely
the
grooves
of the
barrel..
Dilatory
::
Dilatory
(a.)
Marked
by
procrastination
or
delay;
tardy;
slow;
sluggish;
-- said of
actions
or
measures.
Lug
::
Lug (n.) The
leather
loop or ear by which a shaft is held up.
Lemur
::
Lemur (n.) One of a
family
(Lemuridae)
of
nocturnal
mammals
allied
to the
monkeys,
but of small size, and
having
a sharp and
foxlike
muzzle,
and large eyes. They feed upon
birds,
insects,
and
fruit,
and are
mostly
natives
of
Madagascar
and the
neighboring
islands,
one genus
(Galago)
occurring
in
Africa.
The slow lemur or
kukang
of the East
Indies
is
Nycticebus
tardigradus.
See
Galago,
Indris,
and
Colugo..
Restiness
::
Restiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
resty;
sluggishness.
-art
::
-art () The
termination
of many
English
words;
as,
coward,
reynard,
drunkard,
mostly
from the
French,
in which
language
this
ending
is of
German
origin,
being orig. the same word as
English
hard. It
usually
has the sense of one who has to a high or
excessive
degree
the
quality
expressed
by the root; as,
braggart,
sluggard..
Sullevate
::
Sullen
(v. t.) To make
sullen
or
sluggish.
Sluggard
::
Sluggard
(a.)
Sluggish;
lazy.
Breech Screw
::
Breech
screw () A
strong
iron or steel plug
screwed
into the
breech
of a
musket
or other
firearm,
to close the
bottom
of the
bore..
Telugu
::
Telugu
(n.) A
Darvidian
language
spoken
in the
northern
parts of the
Madras
presidency.
In
extent
of use it is the next
language
after
Hindustani
(in its
various
forms)
and
Bengali.
Valve
::
Valve (n.) A lid, plug, or
cover,
applied
to an
aperture
so that by its
movement,
as by
swinging,
lifting
and
falling,
sliding,
turning,
or the like, it will open or close the
aperture
to
permit
or
prevent
passage,
as of a
fluid..
Tampon
::
Tampon
(n.) A plug
introduced
into a
natural
or
artificial
cavity
of the body in order to
arrest
hemorrhage,
or for the
application
of
medicine..
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