Engelska | Polska |
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mug (colloquial) a person who is easily fooled adjective | frajeradjective |
mug (slang) the face adjective | gębaadjective mordaadjective |
mug adjective large cup | kubekadjective kufeladjective |
mug shot noun photograph taken of the head and shoulders | podobiznanoun |
mugger | |
mugger noun the large crocodile Crocodylus palustris | krokodyl błotnynoun |
muggins | |
muggins noun fool or idiot | głupiecnoun |
muggle | |
Muggle noun person who has no magical abilities | mugolnoun |
muggy adjective humid or hot and humid | parnoadjective parnyadjective |
mugo pine | |
mugwort noun any of several artemisias | bylicanoun |
mugwort noun Artemisia vulgaris | bylica pospolitanoun |
common mugwort | |
hugger-mugger | |
smug adjective irritatingly pleased with oneself; self-satisfied | samozadowolenieadjective |
smuggle verb to import or export, illicitly or by stealth, without paying lawful customs charges or duties | przemycaćverb przemycićverb |
smuggler noun One who smuggles things | kontrabandzistanoun kontrabandzistkanoun przemytniczkanoun przemytniknoun szmuglernoun szmuglerkanoun |
smuggling noun an act of something being smuggled | kontrabandanoun przemytnoun szmugielnoun szmuglerkanoun |
smugness noun state or quality of being smug |