Zug!
Onomatopoeic exclamation accompanying an out-thrust fist, indicating that the recipient has been run through with an imaginary sword whilst play fighting.
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Zug
A person whose talking is unintelligible. It may be because they mumble, they may be soft talkers or they may be foreigners.
Zug by Zone Ranger February 24, 2010
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Richest town in Switzerland where on the streets you will only see cars like bentleys and ferraris, where people are most of their time spending their holidays in places like like on the Maldives in the Carribbean or in St. Moritz and travel by private jets
Zug by thepoorlittlerichgirl October 2, 2011
Zug
A word used to describe a person that is a drain on society because they have don't pay their bills, have bad credit, or on goverment assistance such as food stamps, wic, unemployment, welfare, etc. Be them black, white, asian, mexican, etc.
Also can be called a "Deadbeat Zug"
Pronounced like jug but with a z.
Also can be called a "Deadbeat Zug"
Pronounced like jug but with a z.
Zug by Fat Nick of Virginia September 28, 2005
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