mug (up) v.1
(US) to eat or drink heartily, to have a good meal.
Basket of Chips 369: The private soakers as locks themselves up with the grog, and mugs themselves, alone. | ||
Captains Courageous 161: No reg’lar meals fer no one then. ‘Mug-up when ye’re hungry, an’ sleep when ye can’t keep awake.’. | ||
Scribner’s Mag. XXIX 498/2: Let Martin and me mug up and get over near the fire to dry out [DA]. | ||
Und. and Prison Sl. |