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What does "mug it up" mean? Make a nice face? Make a face with an exaggerated expression?
Something else altogether?
Jun 16, 2011 3:50 AM
Answers · 2
I have hear "mug it up" to mean to get a lot to eat. Also it is used as "mug up" meaning the same thing.
"I'm going to mug it up when I get home."
"I can't wait to mug up at McDonalds."
June 16, 2011
Here, in this case, I think your second answer is right. The Free Dictionary says:
to mug it up (US)
(= grimace) → gesticular,
and grimace is to make a face like you are in pain or disgusted
Mug here, in Britain, is slang for a foolish person, e.g.: "John, you were a real mug lending him £500 - he won't give it back!"
June 16, 2011
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