pugger

As a verb pugger is

(obsolete) pucker.

As a noun pugger is

(obsolete) a worker in a pugmill.

As nouns the difference between pugger and lugger

is that pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill while lugger is a small vessel having two or three masts, and a running bowsprit, and carrying lugsails.

As a verb pugger

is (obsolete) pucker.

As nouns the difference between terms and pugger

is that terms is while pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill.

As a verb pugger is

(obsolete) pucker.

In obsolete terms the difference between bugger and pugger

is that bugger is a heretic while pugger is a worker in a pugmill.

As an interjection bugger

is an expression of annoyance or displeasure.

Jugger is likely misspelled.

Jugger has no English definition.

As a verb pugger

is pucker.

As a noun pugger

is a worker in a pugmill.

As a verb pugger

is pucker.

As a noun pugger

is a worker in a pugmill.

As an adjective puggier is

comparative of puggy.

As verbs the difference between pugged and pugger

is that pugged is (pug) while pugger is (obsolete) pucker.

As a noun pugger is

(obsolete) a worker in a pugmill.

As nouns the difference between pugger and tugger

is that pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill while tugger is agent noun of tug; one who tugs.

As a verb pugger

is (obsolete) pucker.

As nouns the difference between plugger and pugger

is that plugger is one who, or that which, plugs while pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill.

As a verb pugger is

(obsolete) pucker.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between pugger and hugger

is that pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill while hugger is (obsolete) to conceal; to lurk in ambush.

As verbs the difference between pugger and hugger

is that pugger is (obsolete) pucker while hugger is (obsolete) to conceal; to lurk in ambush.

As nouns the difference between pugger and hugger

is that pugger is (obsolete) a worker in a pugmill while hugger is one who hugs or embraces.