spuggy

/ ˈspʊɡɪ, spʊɡ /

noun

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Origin of spuggy¹

variant of Scottish sprug, of obscure origin

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Spuggy found a "friend," and together we obtained a good wash.

In the evening we received our first batch of pay, and dining magnificently at a hotel, took tearful leave of Huggie and Spuggy.

We set out merrily and picked up Spuggy, Cecil, and George in the big forest that stretches practically from the Marne to Tournan.

Spuggy, George, and Orr went off to Paris for new bicycles, and we were left short-handed again.