mug

(v.) a soccer term in which a skilled player swipes the ball by successfully juking out his opponent... Commonly used as a command when two opposing players clash in soccer.

Example: Tyler was doing so well until he got mugged by Nikolay.
Joseph: "Come on, Waylon, mug dat fool! MUG DAT!!!"
Crowd: "Oohhh kill 'em! Get mugged, son!"

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mug

stare at someone; give someone a dirty look

Why was she mugging me?

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mug

a word that can mean anything and can be used in any context or as any part of speech

"That's cool as mug!"
"You best believe I snatched that mug."
"I'm tired as mug."
"That mug was solid!"
"I love that mug!"
"Gimme that mug."

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mug

someone who is naive and has been cheated.

there may be bugs on some of you mugs but there ain't no bugs on me.

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mug

A non-existent place . any gathering place. any place one might be found hanging out at. A meeting spot.

Damn , there's all kinds of motherfuckers up in this mug!

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mug

Generally used to refer to someone in a negative way whether it be seriously or sarcastically.

Caity: Remember what I was going to tell you?
Chanze: Yeah.
Nathan: -walks in-
Caity: I'll text it to you later, I can't say it in front of this mug.

Briitany: Sorry about not calling you back last night, I fell asleep.
Caity: Don't talk to me, you mug. jk.

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mug

Trad English slang (1960s, '70s, '80s) mostly used in the South and Central areas of England to refer to someone who is being fooled, a dupe: an idiot, and especially a rich idiot who is being scammed and whose money is being stolen from under his nose.

Thief 1: I've got a little business I'd like to discuss with you.
Stella: Oh, really? And what sort of business would you and I have in common?
Thief 1: That mug you've got in tow... Walter.
Stella: Do you know him?
Thief 1: I've got a bit of interest in him.
Stella: Oh, I see.
Thief 1: See, I know form with you, Stella. You'll take him for every penny he's got and then drop him.
Stella: What I do is my business.
Thief 1: Well, not this time, love. I want that mug kept happy, and when I say happy, I don't want him squeezed dry and ditched. Right?
Stella: Look, I've got more to do with my life than look after some menopausal spendthrift for you.
Thief 1: Yeah, well, this mug's a very important mug. He's worth a lot of money to us.
Stella: And if I don't?
Thief 1: Don't even say it, love. You've got a nice face. So keep it. (The Sweeney, Season 1, Episode 11: "The Big Spender," 1975)

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