nug

a one pound coin, sterling (UK, £1)
alluding to its gold colouring (nugget of gold)

you got a spare nug you can lend me blood, wicked yah

by brittonio December 20, 2006

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In some cases, nug means respect.
When some rudes float their clenched fist in front of you, and ask for some nug, dont throw over your possesions and run away screaming like the little indie kid you are.
Just try and look cool. Go with the flow.
Give them the nug, and walk away safeley.

"Gimme' sum nug, bruv."

by Cookmeister September 22, 2005

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When you remove the content from someone's school bag then turn the bag inside out and put content back in and zip the bag back up. This is best done right before class is over because then they have to carry their bag in the hallway (because the straps are on the inside).

Damn, he nugged my backpack.

by midgetbrazi February 4, 2009

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Verb: The act of bestowing really good music upon the ears of a fellow listener. It can also be used as a noun to describe a song, or portion of a song that treats the ears with "kindness". The term is derivative from the slang version of "nug" that references "kind bud" (marijuana with high THC content), and is usually only used to describe music listened to by hippies.

One of the most popular file-sharing websites, nugs.net, from which music can be downloaded, helped the term "nug" develop its association with music.

"I need to hook up some nugs (good music) for this road trip".

"You gotta hear this sticky "nug" from the New Year's Phish run in Miami". - the term nug in this case could reference the entire concert, or a specific song played at the concert.

by Mike Guyer December 14, 2008

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a) a cat's nose. All feline animals have nugs, including lions and tigers.
b) a catlike personality or spirit.
c) a cat.
d) a catlike person.

See bose.

She's such a nug, she makes Legolas look like a bose.

by Prince Yves October 31, 2004

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