fug UK
fʌɡ
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Definition of fug - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
stuffy airRareUKstuffy, warm, or smoky atmosphere in a roomRareUK
  • The small office was filled with a thick fug that made it hard to breathe..
2.
mental stateRareUKstate of lethargy and confusionRareUK
  • He was in a fug after the long flight.
daze stupor torpor
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Origin of fug

Unknown origin, possibly imitative of a bad smell

Examples of fug in a sentence

  • After cooking, the kitchen was filled with fug.
  • A fug settled over him during the meeting.
  • She couldn't shake the fug after waking up.

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  1. French:atmosphère étouffante, torpeur, ...
  2. German:stickige Luft, Dämmerzustand, ...
  3. Italian:fumo denso, stato confusionale, ...
  4. Spanish:humo denso, estado de confusión, ...
  5. Portuguese:atmosfera sufocante, torpor, ...
  6. Chinese:闷热的空气, 昏沉状态, ...
  7. Japanese:むっとした空気, ぼんやり, ...
  8. Arabic:جَوّ خَانِق, غَشاوَة ذِهْنِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחְנָק, עֲרָפּוּל, ...
  10. Russian:спёртый воздух, прострация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:задушливе повітря, забуття, ...
  12. Hindi:घुटन, धुंध, ...
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