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tug
verb (tugged , tugging ) tr & intr
1 (sometimes tug at or on) to pull sharply or strongly tugged the money from her pocket Spike tugs at the lead until he gets to the park .
2 to tow (a ship, barge, oil platform, etc) with a tugboat.
noun
1
a a strong sharp pull;
b a sharp or sudden pang of emotion.
2 a hard struggle.
3 (in full tugboat) a small boat with a very powerful engine, for towing larger ships, barges, oil platforms, etc.
4 an aircraft designed to tow a glider into the air.
[13c in the form toggen : from Anglo-Saxon teon to tow]
tugger noun .
tugging adjective , noun .
tug at someone's heartstrings to touch their deepest feelings, emotions, etc.
tug-of-love
noun (tugs-of-love ) Brit colloq a dispute over the guardianship of a child, eg between divorced parents.
tug-of-war
noun (tugs-of-war )
1 a contest in which two people or teams pull at opposite ends of a rope and try to haul their opponents over a centre line.
2 any hard struggle between two opposing sides.
tugrik
noun the standard unit of currency of Mongolia, equal to 100 mongos.
[1930s: Mongolian, meaning -disk-]
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