rug
/rʌɡ/
verb
- To cover or furnish with a rug or rugs.
- We rug the cabin every winter to keep the floors from getting too cold.
- They decided to rug the entire hallway for extra warmth.
- The decorator suggested rugging the study with a Persian-style carpet.
- To pull or tug roughly (chiefly British informal).
- She rug the rope hard to free the stuck boat.
- Stop rugging my hair—it hurts!
- The boys began to rug at each other's sleeves during the argument.
noun
- A floor covering made of thick woven material, typically smaller than a carpet and often placed on a specific area of a floor.
- The cat loves to nap on the rug in front of the fireplace.
- We rolled out a colorful rug on the patio for the picnic.
- She bought a soft wool rug for the living room to make it cozier.
- A thick, warm blanket or wrap, especially one used for travel or outdoors.
- She spread a picnic rug on the grass and sat down with her friends.
- He wrapped a wool rug around his legs during the cold carriage ride.
- The old traveler carried a heavy rug to keep warm at night.