British slang
To describe a person as a "mug", they are stupid or daft
To be a "mug", means you are a fool, daft or have just said something stupidly funny.
To "mug" someone off, to win an argument or prove someone wrong which makes them look foolish or silly. (you can also mug yourself off by doing something stupid)
To describe a person as a "mug", they are stupid or daft
To be a "mug", means you are a fool, daft or have just said something stupidly funny.
To "mug" someone off, to win an argument or prove someone wrong which makes them look foolish or silly. (you can also mug yourself off by doing something stupid)
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