mug
/mʌɡ/; /mʊɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A cup, typically with a handle, used for hot liquids, especially coffee or tea.
“She filled her favorite mug with steaming coffee and headed to the living room.”
2. noun
A person who is incompetent or foolish.
“He was a bit of a mug for believing everything the scammer told him.”
3. verb
To cheat or swindle (someone), especially in a clever or amusing way.
“The con artist mugged the tourist out of her savings.”
4. verb
To hit or strike (someone) with the fist, especially in a sudden or surprise attack.
“He was mugged by a group of thugs in the alley.”
5. verb
To cover or obstruct (something) with a mug or other object, typically to conceal or protect it.
“She mugged the lens with a piece of cloth to prevent it from getting damaged.”