lug
91lug´gage|less — lug|gage «LUHG ihj», noun. 1. baggage, especially of a traveler or passenger; suitcases and the like: »I left my servant at the railway looking after the luggage (Dickens). 2. British. the baggage of an army. ╂[< lug1 + age] –lug´gage|less,… …
92lug|gage — «LUHG ihj», noun. 1. baggage, especially of a traveler or passenger; suitcases and the like: »I left my servant at the railway looking after the luggage (Dickens). 2. British. the baggage of an army. ╂[< lug1 + age] –lug´gage|less, adjective …
93lug-worm — see lug n.4 …
94Lug-Eisen — Lug Eisen, s. Spezialeisen …
95lug steen — lug stane …
96lug-rigged — /lug rigd /, adj. Naut. rigged with a lugsail or lugsails. [1855 60] * * * …
97lug nut — lug′ nut n. aum a large nut fitting on a heavy bolt, used esp. in attaching a wheel to a motor vehicle …
98lug-rigged — /lug rigd /, adj. Naut. rigged with a lugsail or lugsails. [1855 60] …
99lug|bait — «LUHG BAYT», noun. = lugworm. (Cf. ↑lugworm) …
100lug|ger — «LUHG uhr», noun. a boat rigged with lugsails: »In 1952 there were 130 luggers working out of Australian ports (New York Times). ╂[perhaps < lug3 + er1. Compare Dutch logger.] …