A fork of Rural Dictionary
getting drunk; derived from the language Jag
"Let's get lugged and go drive around!"
-an adjective used to describe anything big and/or heavy, particularly used towards tall and/or heavy-weight men, can also be used as an term of endearment for a male
He may be a fat over-weight hairy guy--but that big lug is mine and I love him!
TO BE PLACED UNDER ARREST BY THE LAW (POLICE) USUALLY WITH SOME FORCE BEING APPLIED BY THE COPS
THE TWO CAR THIEVES WERE LUGGED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING A HIGH SPEED CHASE BY THE POLICE.
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edit Englishedit EtymologyEmphatic form of lug (“large man”).
edit Nounbig lug (plural big lugs)
1.(colloquial) A term of affection and endearment describing a man whose personality traits reflect the opposite of his overall broad physique. For example, a man may be tall, physically built but isn't afraid to express his overall feelings and emotions. In other words, a big lug is a man that acts the opposite of what his overall image reflects, or acts against the stereotypical image of the tough guy.
Big bad John gave his wife flowers. The big lug.