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figger

American  
[fig-er] / ˈfɪg ər /

verb (used without object)

Informal.
  1. figure.


Etymology

Origin of figger

A phonetic spelling representing the pronunciation of this word in dialectal speech

Example Sentences

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"We came out and threw some punches," Figger said.

From Fox News

Texas Rio Grande Valley's Matt Figger has been a college basketball coach for nearly 30 years, so he had an idea about what was coming after his team scored 41 points in the first half against the usually defensive-minded Texas.

From Fox News

He replaces Matt Figger, who resigned on Monday after going 76-51 in four seasons to coach Texas-Rio Grande Valley.

From Seattle Times

Matt Figger took over for Loos and assured Taylor that the Governors still wanted him.

From Seattle Times

Figger said, according to the newspaper.

From Fox News