muggee
- noun
- /mʌɡi/
- NSFW
- The court considered the trauma suffered by the muggee during sentencing.
Examples
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The muggee was shaken but unharmed.
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Many muggees report feeling unsafe in the area.
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In the aftermath of the attack, the muggee received support from the local community.
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The muggee was able to give the police a detailed description of the suspect.
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After the robbery, he became a muggee and was too afraid to walk alone at night.
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The police interviewed the muggee to gather more details about the incident.
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Many muggees in the area have reported similar experiences over the past month.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Muggee comes from the verb mug, meaning 'to attack and rob', plus the English ending -ee, which means 'one who receives the action', as in employee or payee. So a muggee is the person who was mugged.