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rug up
verb
(intr, adverb) to put on warm clothing
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"By contrast, winter is an opportunity to rug up, chill out in front of a relaxing log fire, and share the experience with those you chose to be with, rather than those you feel obligated to be with."
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Why, dearest, he did nothing but pull my steamer rug up around my neck and tuck me in nice and warm.
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We can roll the rug up from the other end exactly half way.
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I just thought, well, of course you'd find dirt if you lifted a rug up, wouldn't you?
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He had the grace to conclude smoothly and conventionally: "You ought to have kept the rug up about you!"
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