rugger

[ ruhg-er ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

rugger

/ ˈrʌɡə /

Origin of rugger¹

1890–95; rug(by) + -er ⁷

Looking for advice on how to pair your gray Club Monaco shawl-collar cardigan with your Gant Rugger oxford shirt?

"I wasn't playin' Rugger with the boots, Father," he said, patiently.

What good do you imagine you men will be in the trenches, if you can't last out a short game of rugger like this?

And the other funny thing about it is that it was told to me by a huge Rugger Blue called Eric.

He was a Rugger Blue (I told you) and a three-quarter at that, so he went fairly fast.

"In the distance he don't look a lot older than Gore," Pete Rugger declared to his neighbor.

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