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mug up n'You finally made it, Benny. Come right in and have a mugup.'PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to ...
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug vHe's always mugging up.[stress not recorded] DNE-citJUL 1 1969 W. J. KIRWINUsed IUsed INot us...
mug up nWe'd have to get up,sir,before five o' clock,get a mug up an' come down.Well now, I couldn'...
mug up nAn' we used to go _ we'd go down,you know,an' they have a fire in,you know,an a _ old stove...
mug up nNo,nothing to eat. I'd have my mug up in the morning 'fore I'd leave up home,and I'd come d...
mug up nTheir father had built a roaring fire in the kitchen stove, and made a "mug-up": a kettle ...
mug up n[stress on second syllable] ...he was just havin' a mug-up when a little hair feller come ...
mug up nBack at the tent we had a mugup, lashed up and said good-bye to the Indians._DC_WK May. 29...
mug up n. . . I wanted my tea and bite, my "mug-up," before going to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M...
mug up n"Mug-up" was usually a light snack round four o'clock in the evening.YesDNE-citJ. WIDDOWSO...
gully�An' I said, "Now get a cup o' water,look." So he went back to the _ to the gully* back o' the ...
mug up nHad a mug up at the Skipper's house, after which he and one of his men took me in their pun...
mug up n'Join me and Gus for a mug-up before you leaves' . It was late in the afternoon just befor...
mug up n1. Come on boys, let's have a mug-up. 2. A snack or lunch eaten in the afternoon.A snack or...
mug up n'You finally made it, Benny. Come right in and have a mugup.'PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to ...
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug vHe's always mugging up.[stress not recorded] DNE-citJUL 1 1969 W. J. KIRWINUsed IUsed INot us...
mug up nWe'd have to get up,sir,before five o' clock,get a mug up an' come down.Well now, I couldn'...
mug up nAn' we used to go _ we'd go down,you know,an' they have a fire in,you know,an a _ old stove...
mug up nNo,nothing to eat. I'd have my mug up in the morning 'fore I'd leave up home,and I'd come d...
mug up nTheir father had built a roaring fire in the kitchen stove, and made a "mug-up": a kettle ...
mug up n[stress on second syllable] ...he was just havin' a mug-up when a little hair feller come ...
mug up nBack at the tent we had a mugup, lashed up and said good-bye to the Indians._DC_WK May. 29...
mug up n. . . I wanted my tea and bite, my "mug-up," before going to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M...
mug up n"Mug-up" was usually a light snack round four o'clock in the evening.YesDNE-citJ. WIDDOWSO...
gully�An' I said, "Now get a cup o' water,look." So he went back to the _ to the gully* back o' the ...
mug up nHad a mug up at the Skipper's house, after which he and one of his men took me in their pun...
mug up n'Join me and Gus for a mug-up before you leaves' . It was late in the afternoon just befor...
mug up n1. Come on boys, let's have a mug-up. 2. A snack or lunch eaten in the afternoon.A snack or...
mug up n'You finally made it, Benny. Come right in and have a mugup.'PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to ...
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug vHe's always mugging up.[stress not recorded] DNE-citJUL 1 1969 W. J. KIRWINUsed IUsed INot us...