Lugged is valid Scrabble Word

Is lugged a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is lugged valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for LUGGED in dictionary:

VERB:

LUG, to drag heavily
carry or drag (a heavy or bulky object) with great effort
be encumbered with

NOUN:

a box or crate used for transporting fruit
a projection on an object by which it may be carried or fixed in place
a loutish man
a person's ear

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to carry or pull with effort
past tense of lug

Words related to LUGGED

lug4 lugging10 lugs5

Words that contain LUGGED

glugged11 plugged12 slugged10 unplugged14 chugalugged20 sparkplugged23

How to use LUGGED in a sentence

Indians were thronging about and in the post as Red Dog and Bigbeam lugged their bale of furs up the bank and into the big room.
We lugged our baggage off and hunted up our old friend, the Hamburg-American captain, to see what might be done till some other craft appeared.
And forthwith his mind went off at a tangent to her eyes under the shadow of her hat brim, and had to be lugged back by main force.
You do not pay entrance fee for children going in your arms, and I saw boys of eight or nine lugged in by their fathers and mothers.
In a frenzy, she lugged it and him into the open air.
Of course similes and figures of rhetoric were lugged in by the heels in every sentence, as is the all but universal practice on such occasions in every part of the world.
Perceive that my name has been lugged into the controversy, but have not time to state what I know of the subject.
Every two or three minutes he lugged in something about his household gods and the desolation of his hearth, evidently enjoying the sentiment highly.
The other children lugged the lunch baskets, hammocks, umbrellas and other paraphernalia.
Then he seized her book strap and lugged her Algebra and English Composition up to the house.

They lugged it, covered with a cloth, up the stairs, and deposited it on a table.
Never in the history of the courts of Europe has a princess been so hauled, shoved, dragged, jerked, towed and lugged over rough ground.
I was four, and I yelled with fear when the train came in and kept it up for the first twenty miles after they lugged me on board.
Doubtless some of the soldiers lugged out those enormous, heavy muskets which used to be fired, with rests, in the time of the early Puritans.
Mehitable took her china doll out of the carriage, set her carefully on the step, and then lugged the carriage laboriously to a corner of the piazza, where she always kept it.
Then Red lugged me clean to that tank where you seen us from the train.
I give out, and Red, he lugged me to the next water-tank.
Into the purely personal controversy in which he was engaged, Cooper lugged in a discussion of the political question that was agitating the nation.
There was even an old vertical boiler which had been lugged up entire for some unknown reason.
He was lugged in by the host, as an old friend, and was suffered by the hostess as a friend quite too old for her.
He took off the packs and lugged them to the veranda.
They kept flapping these valves up and down, but not offering to strike, though lugged out by a hook.
If I had stepped ashore I should have been almost torn in pieces by contending donkey-drivers, each of whom would have lugged me in a different direction.
But at the same time, if his civility was scant, Cranze never lugged out the foolish weapon in his presence.
Where such are lugged into the sermon merely for the sake of ornament, they are as much out of place as a bouquet would be tied fast to a plough-handle.
Finally she lugged out a great big family album, and sat down aside of me on one of these horsehair sofas.
The Ford grunted and lugged down to a steady pull, but Casey drove as he had driven his six horses on a steep grade in the old days, coaxing every ounce of power into action.
On her arm was a basket of cold victuals she had lugged from house to house.
Doubtless, some of the soldiers lugged out those enormous, heavy muskets, which used to be fired with rests, in the time of the early Puritans.
Barstow and Evans lugged the various articles, boxes, rolls of bedding, up through the cleft in the rocks.
You lugged your suit-case down to the station, and had your arrival there noted by the manager, who, of course, bought all the tickets for the company.

Similar words containing LUGG without suffix ed

bluggy13 lugger8 luggie8 glugged11 luggage10 luggers9 luggies9 lugging10 plugged12 plugger11 slugged10 slugger9 bluggier12 glugging12 luggable12 luggages11 pluggers12 plugging13 sluggard11 sluggers10 slugging11 sluggish13 bluggiest13 gluggable14 luggables13 pluggings14 sluggabed14 sluggards12 unplugged14 sluggabeds15 sluggardly16 sluggishly18 unplugging15 chugalugged20 sluggardise14 sluggardize23 chugalugging21 sluggardised16 sluggardises15 sluggardized25 sluggardizes24 sluggardness15 sluggishness17 sparkplugged23 sluggardlier15 furshlugginer21 sluggardising17 sluggardizing26 sparkplugging24 sluggardliest16 sluggardliness17 sluggardnesses17 sluggishnesses19

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