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lugsnounpl. of lug a big clumsy often slow-witted personget off of my feet, you big lug! clodhoppers, clods, gawks, hulks, louts, lubbers, lumps, Neanderthals, oafs, palookas chumps, losers, schlemiels(also shlemiels), turkeysslouchesairheads, birdbrains, blockheads, blunderers, boneheads, bubbleheads, chowderheads, chuckleheads, clodpolls(or clodpoles), clots(British), clucks, clunks, cuddies(British dialect), deadheads, dim bulbs(slang), dimwits, dips, dodoes(or dodos), dolts, donkeys, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), dopes, dorks(slang), dullards, dumbbells, dumbheads, dum-dums, dummies, dummkopfs, dunces, dunderheads, fatheads, galoots(slang), ganders, golems, goofs, goons, half-wits, hammerheads, hardheads, idiots, ignoramuses(also ignorami), imbeciles, jackasses, know-nothings, knuckleheads, lamebrains, loggerheads(chiefly dialect), loons, lumps, lunkheads, meatheads, momes(archaic), morons, mugs(chiefly British), mutts, naturals, nimrods(slang), nincompoops, ninnies, ninnyhammers, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, noddies, noodles, numskulls(or numbskulls), pinheads, prats(British), ratbags(chiefly Australian), sapheads, schlubs(also shlubs, slang), schnooks(slang), simpletons, simps, stocks, stupes, stupids, thickheads, turkeys, woodenheads, yahoos, yo-yosanthropoids, apes, beasts, boors, brutes, cads, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, curs, heels, louses, skunks(also skunk), snakes, stinkers, tykes(also tikes, chiefly British), villainsboobies, fools, geese, loonies, lunatics, madmen, nutsfeatherbrains, scatterbrainsrascals, rogues, scamps brainiacs, brains, eggheads, geniuses(or genii), intellectuals, sages, thinkers, whizzes, wizards an average or ordinary manthe billionaire industrialist was totally clueless about the concerns of the blue-collar lugs that worked for him everymen, Joe Blows, Joe Six-Packs, John Does, little guys, little men, slobs commoners, plebeians, plebs, proles, proletarianseverywomen, plain Janeslaborers, peons(or peones), workers men in the street big cheeses, big shots, big wheels, big wigs, fat cats, movers and shakers, VIPs to cause to follow by applying steady force onlugged the lawn mower out into the backyard drags, draws, hales, hauls, pulls, tows, tugs attractsheaves, jerks, yankscarries, conveys, ferries, moves, transports drives, propels, pushes shoves, thrusts to support and take from one place to anotherI don't understand why he's always lugging all of his books around when his locker is right over there bears, carries, carts, conveys, ferries, hauls, packs, totes, transports delivers, hands over, transfersforwards, sends, ships, transmitsbrings, fetches, takesmoves, removes, shifts |