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adjective; to be idiot like or to greet what a muggins,
allright muggins |
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1) Muggins - Proper noun. One who has been duped into performing some service against their wishes, or been otherwise disadvantaged through an embarrassingly simple ruse.
2) muggin's - Noun, plural. Street term meaning direct personal theft in a public place, wherein one is forced to accede ownership of posessions by threat of physical harm. 1) ... and muggins here just handed it over! Good grief. I thought everyone had heard of 'The Wallet Inspector'.
2) I doan like all deez muggin's. |
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| 2. | muggins | ||
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a stupid or ignorant person
(reference: the oxford english dictionary - yup, it's in there) its what mug is short for me: oi! muggins!
muggins: stop calling me that! |
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An optional rule in cribbage where a player is entitled to claim points in an opponent's hand if that person doesn't claim them. I call Muggins on that 3-4-8.
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Ugly and undesirable in any way. Disheartening in appearance. Broke-Ass. That sweaty girl with the bedazzled denim skirt is completely muggins.
Check out the muggins bartender in the tube top. She has a tongue ring and an outy bellybutton. This traffic is totally muggins. |
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a mug or a person acting like a mug if a clumsy person like santiago drops a mug u say ' pick it up, muggins
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Reluctant, aggravated, pissed off and unpaid personal butler. (sarcastic tone)..."Don't worry, you just sit there and muggins will get it for you."
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A term used by an angered black woman(most likely a large black woman), when her purse or other belongings have been stolen from her. Come back her' ya muggins!
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