I. ˈfəg noun
( -s )
Etymology: by alteration
Scotland : fog I
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: probably alteration of fog (III)
: an odorous emanation ; especially : the stuffy atmosphere of a hot crowded poorly ventilated space
cooking and breathing soon produced a pleasant fug in the tents — J.R.Ullman
III. verb
( fugged ; fugged ; fugging ; fugs )
intransitive verb
: to loll indoors in a stuffy atmosphere
we retired … to steam and fug for fourteen long hours — Frank Hurley
transitive verb
: to make stuffy and odorous
the small tent was fugged — Walter Macken