slug|slugged|slugging|slugs in English

verb

[slʌg]

hit hard with the fist or with a bat (Slang); move slowly; be idle or lazy

Use "slug|slugged|slugging|slugs" in a sentence

1. Slugs can be a menace in the greenhouse in winter so put down a few slug pellets.

2. Slugs of articles are discharged to a transport line which transports the slugs and accumulates the slugs as required.

3. What is a Slug in WordPress – Author slug

4. Our chaise slugged home in the storm.

5. Slugs crawl around eating debris on the ground including faeces from an animal infected with lungworm larvae (such as a fox or dog) The larvae exist inside the infected slug but can also be excreted in its slime trail; A dog accidentally eats a slug or …

6. The boxers slugged it out to the finish.

7. Loosen the Crosshead nut with the special slugging wrench, (see Figure 7-1: on page 7-3) and a slugging hammer

8. To the Gate, you slugs!

9. Slugs die at the first frosts.

10. 5 Many people find slugs repulsive.

11. Its eyes looked like coiled slugs.

12. So, to make an effective slug gun the requirement is a slug and changes to the barrel

13. It's Flesh-Eating Slug Repellent.

14. He took another slug of whisky.

15. Better luck next time, slug- heads!

16. First Winters slugged the playwright, then she burst into tears and embraced him.

17. Worms from slugs generally lacked such papillae.

18. Let's get started! Make a slug …

19. Awkward moment when your 'Eat Slugs!' spell Backfires

20. I a fist to slug Eddie.

21. It is the largest sea slug species.

22. Cattish: kattaktig, slug: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

23. Slugs feed on decaying plant and animal material.

24. He doesn't have any slugs, just bird shot.

25. Ken took a long slug of scotch.