Lug — synonyms, definition

1. lug (Noun) Brit, informal

Lugh bulge drag draw ear earhole flange grip handgrip handle haul knob knocker lobworm lughole lugsail lugworm projection prong protrusion • • •

lug (Noun) — A sail with four corners that is hoisted from a yard that is oblique to the mast.

lug (Noun) — A projecting piece that is used to lift, support or turn something.

lug (Noun) — Marine worms having a row of tufted gills along each side of the back; often used for fishing bait.

lug (Noun) — The sense organ for hearing and equilibrium.

lug (Noun) — (antiquity) ancient Celtic god.

Celtic deity fore-and-aft sail polychaete polychaete worm polychete polychete worm projection receptor sense organ sensory receptor arteria auricularis auricular artery eardrum fenestra myringa organ of hearing tympanic membrane tympanum vestibule of the ear Lugger Polychaeta auditory system caput class Polychaeta head junk lug wrench vestibular apparatus vestibular system

2. lug (Verb) Brit, informal

bear block bring buck carry choke up convey drag draw fetch get go after go for haul heave jerk jiggle lift lurch obtain • • •

lug (Verb) — Carry with difficulty. ex. "You'll have to lug this suitcase"

lug (Verb) — Obstruct. ex. "My nose is all lugged"

back up carry choke choke off clog clog up congest foul transport