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II . fun [fʌn] ADJ ugs

fur [fɜːr, Brit fɜːʳ] SUBST

1. fur (animal hair):

fur
pele f

2. fur kein Pl:

fur chem, MED
crosta f

I . bug [bʌg] SUBST

1. bug ZOOL ugs:

bug
inseto m
bicho m

2. bug ugs MED:

bug
germe m

3. bug COMPUT:

bug
bug m

4. bug (for eavesdropping):

bug
grampo m

II . bug <-gg-> [bʌg] VERB trans

2. bug ugs (annoy):

bug

dug [dʌg] VERB

dug pt, pp of:

Siehe auch: dig

I . dig [dɪg] SUBST (excavation)

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VERB trans

jug [dʒʌg] SUBST

lug <-gg-> [lʌg] VERB trans ugs

I . mug [mʌg] SUBST

1. mug (for tea, coffee):

mug
caneca m

2. mug abw (face):

mug
cara f
mug
rosto m

3. mug Brit ugs (fool):

mug
tolo(-a) m (f)

II . mug <-gg-> [mʌg] VERB trans

I . tug [tʌg] SUBST

1. tug (pull):

tug
puxão m

2. tug NAUT:

tug

II . tug <-gg-> [tʌg] VERB trans

I . hug <-gg-> [hʌg] VERB trans

II . hug [hʌg] SUBST

rug [rʌg] SUBST

1. rug (small carpet):

rug
tapete m

2. rug Brit (blanket):

rug
manta f

fag [fæg] SUBST ugs

1. fag Am abw (homosexual):

fag
bicha mf

2. fag Brit ugs (cigarette):

fag

fig [fɪg] SUBST

fig
figo m

I . fuel [ˈfjuːəl] SUBST kein Pl

II . fuel <Brit: -ll-, Am: -l-> [ˈfjuːəl] VERB trans

I . full <-er, -est> [fʊl] ADJ

4. full (busy and active):

ocupado(-a)

II . full [fʊl] ADV

III . full [fʊl] SUBST

I . fume [fjuːm] SUBST pl

II . fume [fjuːm] VERB intr (be angry)

fury [ˈfjʊri, Brit ˈfjʊəri] SUBST kein Pl

I . fuse [fjuːz] SUBST

2. fuse:

II . fuse [fjuːz] VERB intr

1. fuse ELEK:

derreter(-se)

2. fuse (join together):

III . fuse [fjuːz] VERB trans

1. fuse ELEK:

2. fuse (join):

fundir a. c. (com a. c.)

I . fuss [fʌs] SUBST

II . fuss [fʌs] VERB intr

2. fuss (complain):

fuze SUBST Am

Siehe auch: fuse

I . fuse [fjuːz] SUBST

2. fuse:

II . fuse [fjuːz] VERB intr

1. fuse ELEK:

derreter(-se)

2. fuse (join together):

III . fuse [fjuːz] VERB trans

1. fuse ELEK:

2. fuse (join):

fundir a. c. (com a. c.)

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But its profundity or otherwise was instantly lost in a fug of alcohol.
www.independent.co.uk
Well, the fug of excitement has now lifted.
www.visordown.com
Those were the days -- when the final of a major table tennis championship could be played in a fug of tobacco!
www.independent.co.uk
Titles, which are held for life, belong to specified house sites (fug ri).
en.wikipedia.org
There was screaming, swooning, scattered outbreaks of wild dancing within a dense fug of hormones.
www.stuff.co.nz
But there's something in this larceny that strengthens this album, making its thick fug of scuzzy electropop even more propulsive and addictive, seedy and delicious.
thequietus.com
It felt like the same fug of fumes, the same sonnets of cigarette smoke.
www.firstpost.com
I vividly recall craning to watch their show-stopping, four-deck mixing through a fug of smoke.
www.independent.co.uk
At the close of the video, she transforms into a black miasma, which expands as tendrils grow from the fug.
en.wikipedia.org
He also designed sheepskin boots that reached to the upper thigh, known as fug-boots, which became standard issue to combat the risk of frostbite at high altitude.
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