Greek Meaning of lugs

αυτιά

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Definitions and Meaning of lugs in English

lugs

ear, a nut used to hold a wheel on an automotive vehicle, an ordinary commonplace person, drag, pull, a ridge (as on the bottom of a shoe) to increase traction, a leather loop on a harness saddle through which the shaft passes, a big clumsy fellow, a part (as a handle) that projects like an ear, to move heavily or by jerks, to pull or carry especially with great effort, superior airs or affectations, a metal fitting to which electrical wires are soldered or connected, an act of lugging, something that is lugged, a shipping container for produce, something (such as a handle) that projects like an ear, lugsail, to introduce in a forced manner, an exaction of money, to pull with effort, to carry laboriously, to swerve from the course toward or away from the inside rail, a nut used to secure a wheel on an automotive vehicle

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αυτιά

ear, a nut used to hold a wheel on an automotive vehicle, an ordinary commonplace person, drag, pull, a ridge (as on the bottom of a shoe) to increase traction,

ξηροί καρποί,Γαλοπούλα,κακόγουστες μπότες,βώλοι,κοιτάζει,τακούνια,κουφάρια,σβώλοι,Μογγρέλ,παλούκας

τζίνι,εγκέφαλοι,διανοούμενοι,σοφοί,στοχαστές,ιδιοφυΐες,Εγκέφαλοι,μεγαλοφυΐες,μάγοι

luggers => αχθοφόροι, ludicrousness => γελοιότητα, Lucullian => Λουκούλλειος, luck (out => τύχη (έξω, lubricating => λιπαντικό,