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British Slang: Mug

Mug [mʌg] — Face, mug, visage. Mouth, snout. Grimace. Am. Photograph of a suspected criminal. Theat. sl. To grimace, make faces. Fool, victim, dupe, greenhorn. To cram, to peck. Crammer. Examples: You

Mug [mʌg]

Face, mug, visage.

Mouth, snout.

Grimace.

Am. Photograph of a suspected criminal.

Theat. sl. To grimace, make faces.

Fool, victim, dupe, greenhorn.

To cram, to peck.

Crammer.

Examples:

You've got a mug only a mother could love.

I don't want to see Barry's ugly mug when I get home.

he mugged for the camera.

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Cup, mug, jug.

Am. To photograph.

To attack from behind, to strangle, to rob.

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