lugs

Hefts with effort

Lugs is the plural of lug, which has several meanings united by the idea of something that protrudes or gets pulled.

Lugs are projecting pieces that provide a grip or attachment point: the lugs on a tire tread, the lugs on the sole of a hiking boot.

A lug is also an ear, especially in Scottish dialect, or a lug nut.

To lug something is to carry it with effort: She lugged the suitcase up three flights of stairs.

A lug can also be a clumsy or slow-witted person: The big lug finally figured it out.

carrying

haul

Pull or carry laboriously

  • dragResistance through fluid
  • schlepAwkward, effortful journey
  • heaveForceful lift or throw

tote · cart · suitcase · heavy · burden · effort · strain · awkward · cumbersome · groceries

fasteners

bolts

Threaded metal fasteners

  • nutsSeeds in shells
  • wheelRotating circular frame
  • tireLose strength or energy

socket · wrench · torque · threading · studs · automotive · tightening · loosening · hubcap · rim

ears

lobes

Rounded projecting parts

gauges · stretched · pinna · auricle · cartilage · hearing · listening · earrings · plugs · tunnels

electrical

terminals

End stations or connectors

crimping · soldering · wiring · conductor · posts · positive · negative · automotive · marine · grounding

projections

handles

Grasping parts or manages

flanges · extensions · mounting · cast-iron · cookware · Dutch oven · skillet · pot · lifting · industrial

Categories
Opposites
ease of transport

lugsglides

Moves smoothly, frictionlessly

floats · slides · wafts · rolls · sails

structural relation to main body

lugscore

Central essential portion

center · chassis · hull · trunk · recesses

sensory function

lugsgob

Shapeless soft lump

mouth · trap · kisser

Phrases
Family

luggage, lug, lugged, lugging, lugnut, lugnuts, luggable

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G