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What is fug?
a fake hug
can also pertain to awkward hugs
or more typically those in car hugs that cannot be classified as real hugs. they therefore are fake--"fugs"
The boy tried to give the girl a hug in the car but it was more like a fug so she made him get out of the car.
fug - meme gif
fug - video
Fug - what is it?
Another slang word for a cigarette.
Yo man I got me some fugs so it's all good.
What does "fug" mean?
A canadian slang for fuck. Usually referring to a girl.
Sam you so fugging ugly
Kyra go fug yourself
Maria you're such a fugger
Maddie you're fugged
Fug - what does it mean?
Yo man i needa go down to the gas station an pick up another pack of fugs.
Fug - meaning
1. (Noun) The odor given off by a fat fuck. Often strong enough that those surrounding can taste it, and in severe cases they are suffocated by it.
2. (Verb) When the air trapped inside a fat person's rolls is tinted with smegma and then released into the air, resulting to the intoxication of the surrounding air. Can be mistaken for an egg fart.
1) I nearly choked when I entered the room filled with Mrs. Choksondik's fug.
2) When Emily fugged, the whole class ran outside to take cover thinking it was poison gas.
Fug - definition
substitute for fuck shit snap
Ah fug, I'm shot again.
Take that, mutha fugga!
Fug - slang
An idiot. An irrational human being who only insults people with stupid claims as such.
Also known as: fat ugly grape
Person 1: "are u loney u 7year old first u copy a Youtuber and u cant take Jokes and whats Ur gamertag so u can get booted off and stay in shcool u fag and spell plus quit being a copy "
Person 2: "Seriously? Shut up fug."
Fug
N.- This word is the noun form of the word fugly (fucking ugly)
"Oh my god...Look at that fug!"
"Hug a fug! Have you hugged a fug today?"
Fug
urban term for a cigarette
yurp, let me get a fug.
see me down (to share) on that fug
Fug
A synthetic word forced by editors onto authors during the days of strict censorship in the publishing industry as a replacement for the expletive "fuck", it usually is seen in novels published in the 1940s and '50s. While Ernest Hemingway resisted resorting to "fug", his fellow Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck did use it. The word "fug" was most sensationally used in Norman Mailer's 1948 best-selling war novel "The Naked and The Dead".
"Doc, that's a fuggin' lie," Mac said.
-- John Steinbeck, "Cannery Row" (1945)
The actress Tallulah Bankhead claimed she met Mailer at a party and said, "So, you're the guy who doesn't know how to spell fuck." (The story is sometimes told with Dorothy Parker as the speaker.) Mailer told an interviewer he never met Tallulah Bankhead, and in any case he knew how to spell four-letter words--the euphemism was used in order not to offend the sensibilities of readers in 1947.