ugger
ugger noun: an ugly person.
Noun
ugger (plural uggers)
- An ugly person.
- 'But who wants to wake up next to an ugger?' I'd asked. My father just laughed. 'Any port in a storm,' he said.2012, Don Tate, The War Within, page 128
- Don't get me wrong, I've got nothing against ugly people. Uggers're fine. In their place.2015, Philip Ridley, The Storyteller Sequence
Proper noun capitalized: Ugger
the Ugger
- The Oxford Union.
Forms of ugger
| plural | uggers |
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Origin of ugger
From ug(ly) + -er.
Jocular modification of Union + -er. See Oxford "-er".
Words that rhyme with ugger
Questions about ugger
- What does ugger mean?
- Ugger means an ugly person.
- What part of speech is ugger?
- Ugger can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of ugger?
- The plural of ugger is uggers.
Words near ugger in the dictionary
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