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Definitions for Pugging

[1] the act of a person who pugs.
[2] coarse mortar or the like for deadening sound.
[3] to knead (clay or the like) with water to make it plastic, as for brickmaking.
[4] to fill or stop with clay or the like.
[5] to pack or cover with mortar or the like, as to deaden sound.
[6] to mix with water so as to form a paste.
[7] Also called pugmark. a footprint, especially of a game animal.
[8] to track (especially game) by following footprints or another spoor.
[9] material such as clay, mortar, sawdust, sand, etc, inserted between wooden flooring and ceiling to reduce the transmission of sound Also called: pug
[10] Also called: carlin a small compact breed of dog with a smooth coat, lightly curled tail, and a short wrinkled nose
[11] any of several small geometrid moths, mostly of the genus Eupithecia, with slim forewings held outstretched at rest
[12] to mix or knead (clay) with water to form a malleable mass or paste, often in a pug mill
[13] to fill or stop with clay or a similar substance
[14] (of cattle) to trample (the ground) into consolidated mud
[15] a slang name for boxer (def. 1)

Words nearby Pugging

pugaree, pugdog, puget, puget sound, puggaree, pugging, puggree, puggy, pugh, pugil stick, pugilism

Origin of Pugging

4First recorded in 1860–65, pug is from the Hindi word pag footprint

Word origin for Pugging

C20: shortened from pugilist