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muggability

muggability noun: the quality of being muggable.

Noun

muggability (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being muggable.
    • I gingerly venture down the streets and into the subway exuding the palpable aura of muggability.1978, The Listener - Volumes 100-101, page 496
    • Individuals who received high muggability ratings tended to move along awkwardly, unaware that their nonverbal communication might cause them trouble (Grayson and Stein, 1981).2004, Andrew Karmen, Crime Victims: An Introduction to Victimology, page 27

Origin of muggability

From muggable + -ity.

Questions about muggability

What does muggability mean?
Muggability means the quality of being muggable.
What part of speech is muggability?
Muggability is a noun.

Words near muggability in the dictionary

  1. mugfaker
  2. mugful
  3. mugfuls
  4. Mugg
  5. mugga
  6. muggability
  7. muggable
  8. muggar
  9. muggars
  10. muggas
  11. mugged

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