pug¹ /pug/

1. A small short-haired dog with a wrinkled face, upturned nose, and short curled tail (also pug dog)
2. A goblin or sprite (obsolete; in Ben Jonson, Pug, an inferior devil)
3. A term of endearment (obsolete)
4. A prostitute (obsolete)
5. A senior servant (archaic sl)
6. A monkey (obsolete or dialect)
7. A fox (archaic)
8. A pug nose
9. A pug-moth
10. A pug-engine

puggˈish adjective

1. Like a monkey or a pug-dog
2. Snub-nosed

puggˈy noun

1. A term of endearment (obsolete)
2. (also puggˈie) a monkey (Scot)
3. A fox (archaic)

Puggish

pugˈ-engine noun

A shunting engine

pugˈ-faced adjective

Monkey-faced

pugˈ-moth noun

A name for the smaller moths of the geometrid family Larentidae

pug nose noun

A short, thick nose with the tip turned up

pugˈ-nosed adjective

pug² /pug/

Clay, ground and worked with water

1. To beat
2. To grind with water and make plastic
3. To pack with pugging

puggˈing noun

1. Beating or punching
2. The working of clay for making bricks, in a pug mill
3. Clay, sawdust, plaster, etc, put between floors to deaden sound

pug mill noun

A machine for mixing and tempering clay

pug³ /pug/ (Anglo-Indian)

An animal's footprint

To track

pug⁴ /pug/ (informal)

A boxer

pugging¹ /pugˈing/ (Shakespeare)

Thieving

pug transitive verb and intransitive verb (dialect)

To tug

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