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lug·ger I. \ˈləgə(r)\ noun (-s) Etymology: lug (II) + -er : one that lugs: as a. : a worker in a slaughterhouse or meat-packing establishment who carries meat to and from various processing operations b. : an agricultural worker who carries containers filled with farm products from the field to a central point c. slang : a person employed by a gambling house to bring players to it II. noun (-s) Etymology: lug- (from lugsail) + -er : a small fishing or coasting boat that carries one or more lugsails and that has two or three masts with or without jibs or topsails
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