Англо-русский словарь - pug
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pug
I noun
1) мопс
2) = pug-nose II
1. noun
1) мятая глина
2) обмазка глиной
2. v. мять глину III indian
1. noun след зверя
2. v. идти по следам, преследовать IV sl. abbr. of pugilist
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1. мопс 2. разг. толстый приплюснутый нос 3. небольшое проворное животное (мартышка, лиса, заяц) 4. ласк. кошечка; лапушка; зайка 5. уст. сл. старшая прислуга 6. редк. маневровый паровоз 7. завиток волос 8. мятая глина 9. геол. глинистая примазка 10. гидр. замазка от течи 11. мять (глину) 12. грубо штукатурить 13. замазывать глиной 14. смешивать с водой, месить 15. инд. след зверя 16. инд. идти по следу 17. разг. сокр. от ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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1. n. 1 (in full pug-dog) a a dwarf breed of dog like a bulldog with a broad flat nose and deeply wrinkled face. b a dog of this breed. 2 a fox. 3 Brit. a small locomotive for shunting etc. Phrases and idioms pug-nose a short squat or snub nose. pug-nosed having such a nose. Derivatives puggish adj. puggy adj. Etymology: 16th c.: perh. f. LG or Du. 2. n. & v. --n. loam or clay mixed and prepared for making bricks, pottery, etc. --v.tr. (pugged, pugging) 1 prepare (clay) thus. 2 pack (esp. the space under the floor to deaden sound) with pug, sawdust, etc. Phrases and idioms pug-mill a mill for preparing pug. Derivatives pugging n. Etymology: 19th c.: orig. unkn. 3. n. sl. a boxer. Etymology: abbr. of PUGILIST 4. n. & v. --n. the footprint of an animal. --v.tr. (pugged, pugging) track by pugs . Etymology: Hindi pag footprint ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I. noun Etymology: obsolete ~ hobgoblin, monkey Date: 1751 1. any of a breed of small sturdy compact dogs of Asian origin with a smooth, short coat, tightly curled tail, short muzzle, and broad wrinkled face 2. a. ~ nose b. a close knot or coil of hair ; bun II. transitive verb (~ged; ~ging) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1843 to work and mix (as clay) when wet especially to make more homogeneous and easier to handle (as in throwing or molding wares) III. noun Etymology: by shortening & alteration from ~ilist Date: 1858 boxer I,1 IV. noun Etymology: Hindi & Urdu pag foot, step Date: 1865 footprint; especially a print of a wild mammal ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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U.S. gov. abbr. Pirates Under The Government airport code Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia food abbr. Personalized Unleavened Granola gen. comp. abbr. Polycom User Group gen. comp. abbr. Pentax Users Gallery gen. comp. abbr. Palm User Group sport abbr. Pick Up Game ...English abbreviation dictionary
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- 1566; probably related to puck (2); one of the earliest senses is "sprite, imp" (1616). The sense of "miniature dog" is from 1749; that of "monkey" is 1664. The word was once a term of endearment, and at various times meant "a bargeman," "a harlot," and "an upper servant in a great house." Pug-nose is from 1778, based on similarity to either the monkey or the dog. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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