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Noun mugger has 1 sense
  1. mugger - a robber who takes property by threatening or performing violence on the person who is robbed (usually on the street)
    --1 is a kind of
    robber
    Derived form: verb mug1

Definitions from the Web

Mugger

Description:

A mugger refers to a person who commits the crime of street robbery by violently stealing money, belongings, or valuables from unsuspecting individuals.

Senses and Usages:

  1. As a noun:
    • A criminal who carries out street robberies, often using threats or force. For example: The mugger attacked him from behind, taking his wallet and phone.
    • Informal: A person who engages in aggressive or intimidating behavior. For example: John is a verbal mugger; he likes to belittle others in public.
  2. As a verb:
    • To rob someone on the street, usually using force or violence. For example: She was mugged by a group of teenagers on her way home.
    • To intimidate or coerce someone. For example: He tried to mug me into giving him my lunch money.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The mugger targeted elderly individuals walking alone at night.
  2. Emma was brave enough to fight off the mugger and escape unharmed.
  3. The mugger was apprehended by the police and taken into custody.
  4. Don't let yourself be a victim of muggers; be aware of your surroundings.

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