lug
/lʌɡ/
verb
- To carry or pull something heavy with great effort.
- They lugged the camping gear across the muddy field.
- I had to lug my suitcase up three flights of stairs.
- She lugged the heavy box of books from the car to the library.
noun
- A small projecting part on an object that is used for carrying, attaching, or holding it.
- The pot has a small lug on each side for lifting.
- He attached the strap to the lug on the camera case.
- The metal lug on the toolbox broke off after years of use.
- A large, heavy, or awkward person or thing (informal).
- That big lug of a dog knocked over the table with his tail.
- He's a friendly lug, but he doesn't know his own strength.
- Come here, you old lug, and give me a hug.