lug
//lʌɡ//
Verb
lugInfinitive
lugPresent tense
luggedPast tense
luggedPast participle
luggingPresent participle
lugsThird-person singular
1
To carry or drag something heavy with great effort.
I had to lug my heavy suitcase up three flights of stairs.
2
To pull or tug at something forcefully.
The child lugged at her mother's sleeve to get her attention.
Noun
lugSingular
lugsPlural
1
A projecting part or handle, especially one used for carrying or gripping.
Hold the pot by the lugs on either side.
2
An ear, especially a large or protruding one (informal).
He pulled his hat down over his lugs to keep warm.
3
A type of nut used to secure a wheel to a vehicle.
Make sure all the lugs are tightened before driving.