v. 1 fill or close tightly; 2 to insert into an electrical device
The noise was too loud so she plugged her ears.
The noise was too loud so she plugged her ears.
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The operator plugged a cord into the plugboard.
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What happened when Eddie plugged in the lights?
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How did Moose look after Junior plugged him in?
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What happened when they plugged the machine into the school?
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How many toilets were plugged with zucchini sticks?
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Why was the fan plugged in?
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What plugged up Walter's farts?
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What did the clock do when Rose plugged it in?
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stop up; secure; block up
open
1 syllables
plugged
bugged
chugged
drugged
hugged
mugged
shrugged
slugged
tugged
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