muggins

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.

by hurst July 4, 2005

muggins

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!

by A D August 28, 2007

muggins

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.

by cribbage guy March 29, 2004

muggins

Reluctant, aggravated, pissed off and unpaid personal butler.

(sarcastic tone)..."Don't worry, you just sit there and muggins will get it for you."

by Jackie Walker January 18, 2005

muggins

a mug or a person acting like a mug

if a clumsy person like santiago drops a mug u say ' pick it up, muggins

by Daniel.C February 1, 2008

muggins

adjective; to be idiot like or to greet

what a muggins,
allright muggins

by Joe January 18, 2005

muggins

Deep Fried Farts

I wanted to play a joke on Tim so I wrote muggins on his shopping list.

by RackEmWillie January 23, 2009