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mugnoun a round vessel equipped with a handle and designed for drinkinga coffee mug a violent, brutal person who is often a member of an organized gangjust a bunch of mugs with no respect for anyone, not even themselves bully, gangbanger, gangsta, gangster, goon, gorilla, hood, hoodlum, hooligan, mobster, plug-ugly, punk, roughneck, rowdy, ruffian, thug, tough, toughie(also toughy), yob(British), yobbo(British) cutthroat, scoundrel, villainassassin, bandit, bravo, brigand, criminal, crook, desperado, felon, gunman, highwayman, lawbreaker, mafioso, malefactor, offender, outlaw, perp, perpetrator, piratepickpocket, racketeer, robber, swindler, thief, vandaljuvenile delinquent, tearaway(British) the front part of the headshe joked about not having to see his ugly mug anymore countenance, face, kisser(slang), pan(slang), puss(slang), visage appearance, aspect, features, lineaments, looks, mien, presenceexpression, physiognomy the opening through which food passes into the body of an animalkeep your mug shut and listen up chops, gob(chiefly British), kisser(slang), mouth, piehole(slang), trap(slang), yap(slang) countenance, face, puss(slang), visagemuzzlejaws, mandible, maxillagullet, maw a twisting of the facial features in disgust or disapprovalan involuntary mug at the revolting sight face, frown, grimace, lower(also lour), moue, mouth, mow, pout, scowl, snoot flinch, squinch, wincegrowl, snarlrictus, simper, smirkscoff, sneerglare, glower, look, stare grin, laugh, smile chiefly Britishone who is easily deceived or cheatedthe cardsharp was always on the lookout for a new mug chump, dupe, gull, patsy, pigeon, pushover, sap, soft touch, sucker, tool cat's-paw, mark, target, victimschlemiel(also shlemiel)butt, derision, laughingstock, mock, mockerybooby, dodo, fool, goose, half-wit, jackass, lunatic, monkey, nincompoop, ninny, nitwit, simp, simpleton, turkey, yo-yoloserblockhead, dolt, dope, dumbbell, dummy, dunce, idiot, imbecile, moron, schlub(also shlub, slang), schlump(slang), schnook(slang) cheat, cheater, confidence man, cozener, defrauder, dodger, hoaxer, shark, sharper, slicker, swindler, trickster chiefly Britisha stupid personwhat kind of mug goes out in the rain without his brolly or a mackintosh? airhead, birdbrain, blockhead, bonehead, bubblehead, chowderhead, chucklehead, clodpoll(or clodpole), clot(British), cluck, clunk, cretin, cuddy(or cuddie, British dialect), deadhead, dim bulb(slang), dimwit, dip, dodo, dolt, donkey, doofus(slang), dope, dork(slang), dullard, dum-dum, dumbbell, dumbhead, dummkopf, dummy, dunce, dunderhead, fathead, gander, golem, goof, goon, half-wit, hammerhead, hardhead, idiot, ignoramus, imbecile, jackass, know-nothing, knucklehead, lamebrain, loggerhead(chiefly dialect), loon, lump, lunkhead, meathead, mome(archaic), moron, mutt, natural, nimrod(slang), nincompoop, ninny, ninnyhammer, nit(chiefly British), nitwit, noddy, noodle, numskull(or numbskull), oaf, pinhead, prat(British), ratbag(chiefly Australian), saphead, schlub(also shlub, slang), schnook(slang), simpleton, stock, stupe, stupid, thickhead, turkey, woodenhead, yahoo, yo-yo booby, buffoon, fool, goose, loony, lunatic, madman, nut, zanylosergawkfeatherbrain, scatterbrainbeast, boor, cad, churl, clown, creep, cur, heel, jerk, skunk, snake, stinker, villain dumb cluck brain, genius egghead, intellect, intellectual, sage, thinker, whiz, wizardpolymath, Renaissance mansharpie(or sharpy) to distort one's faceevery time their picture was snapped, both children mugged by sticking out their tongues or scrunching up their faces grimace, mouth poutcontort, deform, twist, warpfrown, glare, gloom, glower, lower(also lour), scowlgape, gaze, ogle, staregrowl, snarl, sneersimper, smirk make a face(or make faces), pull a face beam, grin, smile to take a photograph ofmugging captured criminals for the police records in 1664 |