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Definition of tug
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Tug (v. i.) To
labor;
to
strive;
to
struggle.
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Physalia
::
Physalia
(n.) A genus of large
oceanic
Siphonophora
which
includes
the
Portuguese
man-of-war.
Tug
::
Tug (n.) A
trace,
or
drawing
strap,
of a
harness..
Tug
::
Tug (v. i.) To
labor;
to
strive;
to
struggle.
Portuguese
::
Portuguese
(n. sing. & pl.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Portugal;
people
of
Portugal.
Arroba
::
Arroba
(n.) A
Spanish
weight
used in
Mexico
and South
America
= 25.36 lbs.
avoir.;
also, an old
Portuguese
weight,
used in
Brazil
= 32.38 lbs.
avoir..
Cortes
::
Cortes
(n. pl.) The
legislative
assembly,
composed
of
nobility,
clergy,
and
representatives
of
cities,
which in Spain and in
Portugal
answers,
in some
measure,
to the
Parliament
of Great
Britain..
Whippletree
::
Whippletree
(n.) The
pivoted
or
swinging
bar to which the
traces,
or tugs, of a
harness
are
fastened,
and by which a
carriage,
a plow, or other
implement
or
vehicle,
is
drawn;
a
whiffletree;
a
swingletree;
a
singletree.
See
Singletree..
Inquisition
::
Inquisition
(n.) A court or
tribunal
for the
examination
and
punishment
of
heretics,
fully
established
by Pope
Gregory
IX. in 1235. Its
operations
were
chiefly
confined
to
Spain,
Portugal,
and their
dependencies,
and a part of
Italy..
Trace
::
Trace (n.) One of two
straps,
chains,
or ropes of a
harness,
extending
from the
collar
or
breastplate
to a
whiffletree
attached
to a
vehicle
or thing to be
drawn;
a tug..
Almude
::
Almude
(n.) A
measure
for
liquids
in
several
countries.
In
Portugal
the
Lisbon
almude
is about 4.4, and the
Oporto
almude
about 6.6,
gallons
U. S.
measure.
In
Turkey
the almud is about 1.4
gallons..
Caravel
::
Caravel
(n.) A
Portuguese
vessel
of 100 or 150 tons
burden.
Port
::
Port (n.) A dark red or
purple
astringent
wine made in
Portugal.
It
contains
a large
percentage
of
alcohol.
Lotus
::
Lotus (n.) The lotus of the
lotuseaters,
probably
a tree found in
Northern
Africa,
Sicily,
Portugal,
and Spain
(Zizyphus
Lotus),
the fruit of which is
mildly
sweet.
It was
fabled
by the
ancients
to make
strangers
who ate of it
forget
their
native
country,
or lose all
desire
to
return
to it..
Tug
::
Tug (n.) A sort of
vehicle,
used for
conveying
timber
and heavy
articles..
Tuggingly
::
Tuggingly
(adv.)
In a
tugging
manner;
with
laborious
pulling.
Alcayde
::
Alcayde
(n.) A
commander
of a
castle
or
fortress
among the
Spaniards,
Portuguese,
and
Moors..
Calcavella
::
Calcavella
(n.) A sweet wine from
Portugal;
-- so
called
from the
district
of
Carcavelhos.
Tug
::
Tug (v. t.) To pull; to
pluck.
Tugan
::
Tugan (n.) Same as
Tucan.
Portingal
::
Portingal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Portugal;
Portuguese.
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