4. (Anglo-Indian).—A crocodile.

1895. Kipling, Second Jungle Book, ‘The Undertakers,’ 106. The

mugger of Ahmedmugger Ghaut.

Muggill, subs. (old).—See quot.

1610. Rowlands, Martin Markall, p. 39 (H. Club’s Repr. 1874). The

Muggill, the Beadle.

Mugging, subs. (pugilistic).—1. A thrashing. See Mug, verb., sense 1.

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