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| hug·ger·mug·ger [ húggər mùggər ] |
noun |
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1. muddled mess: a disorderly mess or muddle
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2. secrecy: secretive behavior or concealment
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adjective |
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1. disordered: confused or jumbled
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2. secretive: clandestine or secret
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verb (past and past participle hug·ger·mug·gered, present participle hug·ger·mug·ger·ing, 3rd person present singular hug·ger·mug·gers) |
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1. transitive verb conceal something: to keep something secret
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2. intransitive verb act secretively: to behave in a secretive manner
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| [Early 16th century. Origin ?] |
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  hug·ger·mug·ger adverb |
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