Definition of sug in English:

sug

verbsugged, sugging, sugs sʌɡsəɡ

[no object]informal

Sell or attempt to sell a product under the guise of conducting market research.
a market researcher claims the firm is sugging
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not just unethical practices like "push-polling" and "sugging" that influence survey respondents.
- I was a victim of sugging the other day when a foreign call centre gave me every impression it was conducting market research about attitudes to tax.
- This practice, along with continued ‘sugging’ and ‘frugging,’ accelerates the tend, as Democratic pollster Mark Melman observed in a 1996 interview with John Nielson broadcast on National Public Radio's ‘All Things Considered.’

Origin

1980s: acronym from sell under the guise.

Definition of sug in US English:

sug

verbsəɡ

[no object]informal

Sell or attempt to sell a product under the guise of conducting market research.
a market researcher claims the firm is sugging
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not just unethical practices like "push-polling" and "sugging" that influence survey respondents.
- This practice, along with continued ‘sugging’ and ‘frugging,’ accelerates the tend, as Democratic pollster Mark Melman observed in a 1996 interview with John Nielson broadcast on National Public Radio's ‘All Things Considered.’
- I was a victim of sugging the other day when a foreign call centre gave me every impression it was conducting market research about attitudes to tax.

Origin

1980s: acronym from sell under the guise.

单词	sug
释义	Definition of sug in English: sug verbsugged, sugging, sugs sʌɡsəɡ [no object]informal Sell or attempt to sell a product under the guise of conducting market research. a market researcher claims the firm is sugging Example sentencesExamples It's not just unethical practices like "push-polling" and "sugging" that influence survey respondents. I was a victim of sugging the other day when a foreign call centre gave me every impression it was conducting market research about attitudes to tax. This practice, along with continued ‘sugging’ and ‘frugging,’ accelerates the tend, as Democratic pollster Mark Melman observed in a 1996 interview with John Nielson broadcast on National Public Radio's ‘All Things Considered.’ Origin 1980s: acronym from sell under the guise. Definition of sug in US English: sug verbsəɡ [no object]informal Sell or attempt to sell a product under the guise of conducting market research. a market researcher claims the firm is sugging Example sentencesExamples It's not just unethical practices like "push-polling" and "sugging" that influence survey respondents. This practice, along with continued ‘sugging’ and ‘frugging,’ accelerates the tend, as Democratic pollster Mark Melman observed in a 1996 interview with John Nielson broadcast on National Public Radio's ‘All Things Considered.’ I was a victim of sugging the other day when a foreign call centre gave me every impression it was conducting market research about attitudes to tax. Origin 1980s: acronym from sell under the guise.
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