IPA: /fʌg/
KK: /fʌg/
A heavy and unpleasant atmosphere, often found in a crowded or poorly ventilated space.
The room was filled with a fug that made it hard to breathe.
To make a place feel uncomfortable and stuffy, often due to a lack of fresh air.
After a long day, I just wanted to fug in my room and relax.
Past: fugged
Past Participle: fugged
The word 'fug' originates from the Latin 'fugere' (meaning to flee or escape). It is often used in informal contexts to express a desire to leave or escape from a situation.
Think of the Latin word 'fugere' which means to flee — this helps you remember that 'fug' is about wanting to escape.