Lug | Mean of lug in English Dictionary

/ˈlʌg/

• Verb
• to pull or carry (something) with great effort
1. She had to lug her suitcases out to the car by herself.
2. I was lugging a heavy camera around all day.
• Noun
• a part (such as a handle) that sticks out like an ear
• a large and awkward or stupid man
1. He's just a big lug.
2. It's great to see you again, you big lug.